In Crimea, two girls translated into Russian and performed a hit by a Ukrainian singer, violating all copyrights.
Ukrainian singer Zlata Ognevich, who in 2011 released a Ukrainian-language hit called Zozulya, responded to the fact that her composition sounded in Russian in Crimea. He announced this on his Instagram page.
In particular, the performer released a video in which two girls performed his composition at the Palmira Palace Hotel, located in Yalta.
“Original Russian pleasure, to steal and pass as one’s own. In my native Crimea, my “Zozulya” sounds in Russian, performed by two l ** v, who do not know about laws and copyright .. . Although what I write about, what are the rights of the citizens of the Russian Federation. Sorry, but I’m sick. By the way, the “singers” are so stupid that they sing under the minus my voice is behind. It’s embarrassing, it’s annoying, but what else can you expect from the swamps?” Zlata Ognevich wrote.
However, the artist hopes that soon he will be able to sing Zozulya in Ukrainian in the Crimea freed from the Russian invaders.
“Crimea, I really hope that soon “Zozulya” will sound on the Day of Liberation of Crimea in all the magical cities of the peninsula,” he summed up.
Check out this post on InstagramPublication from ZLATA OGNEVICH (@zlata.ognevich)
Earlier it was reported that Zlata Ognevich released a new song and video called Svitlo.
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Source: korrespondent
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