Bari Alibasov broke his silence after the sudden death of the former lead singer of the group "Na-Na" Vladimir Levkin.
The producer recorded a video message, which appeared on his social media page.
77-year-old Alibasov buried the hatchet and spoke warmly about his former protégé.
The founder and leader of the group "Na-Na" called Levkin a wonderful and talented person.
The music figure emphasized that Vladimir was loved by everyone – both fans and colleagues.
Alibasov admitted that he was happy to collaborate with Levkin. "I worked with him for many years. Vova, you are eternal," the producer said.
Before this, the lead singer of the first line-up of Na-Na, Valery Yurin, said that the producer did not forgive Levkin for leaving the group.
This happened in 1998. The artists said that since then the relationship between Alibasov and Levkin had been destroyed.
It was alleged that the producer allegedly “pressured” the singer, who was starting a solo career, until the very end.
For reference
"Na-Na" is a Soviet and Russian pop group from Moscow, founded in 1989 by Bari Alibasov.
