One of the most famous singers of Ukraine announced that he will soon meet with his colleagues abroad. What will the artists do in Prague and why didn’t they take Viktor Pavlik with them?
The famous Ukrainian singer Oleksandr Ponomaryov announced that he will soon perform in the Czech city of Prague together with his other colleagues. Details, as well as the public’s first reaction, appeared on the celebrity’s personal page on the Instagram social network.
Oleksandr Ponomaryov in the Czech Republic
The Ukrainian artist announced a Christmas concert in Prague and invited his fans to attend the event. So, a post appeared in the celebrity’s personal blog, in which he and his colleagues, who will perform with him on the same stage, invited every Ukrainian who is able to attend the performance. Ponomaryov noted that on December 17, a few days from now, a charity concert and Christmas dinner will be held in the Czech Republic.
In addition to Oleksandr Ponomarev, Olya Tsybulska and Mykhailo Khoma, who is also known under the stage name Dzidzo, will perform at the concert. The host of the Christmas event will be the well-known Ukrainian showman Yurii Horbunov. In addition, the host of the event promised to surprise those present. So, the Ukrainian stars could not leave their fans without a “raisin” and promised to show the real St. Nicholas. He will turn out to be a secret star guest, about whom nothing is known yet.
Although some of the most famous contemporary Ukrainian artists will perform at this concert, for some reason Viktor Pavlik will be absent from the celebration. By the way, the artist put a “like” under the publication of his colleague Oleksandr Ponomaryov, but fans will not see the legendary singer on the holidays. However, we can assume that Viktor Pavlik will be the secret star guest.
Subscribers left comments in the comments under Oleksandr Ponomarev’s new publication. Fans sent the artist emojis of hearts and left a lot of warm words and wishes, and also noted that they are already looking forward to the concert. In addition, one of the subscribers noted that Christmas in Prague is a real fairy tale.
