A stele with the names of Russian pop stars appeared on Vorobyovy Gory

A stele with the names of Russian pop stars — chart leaders, heroes of the alternative scene, famous rappers and young talents — appeared on Vorobyovy Gory in Moscow. Some of the musicians took part in the creation of the facility.

On March 18, singer Lolita Milyavskaya arrived at Vorobyovy Gory, where they almost finished erecting a stele with the names of the participants of the future VK Fest festival. To film the announcement of the launch of this event, she put on a green vest and a white construction helmet, after which she independently attached her sign to the structure next to the "Culture Room", Anna Asti, Husky and other names.

Next, 20-year-old rapper Toxi$ climbed on a lift to the highest point of the stele overlooking the Luzhniki Stadium to secure another plaque. His performance will take place in July in St. Petersburg. Following them, rapper Basta ascended to the stele, who became one of the main stars of the festival several times and traveled with him to different cities.

"I really remember my performance in Krasnoyarsk on Tatyshev Island last year — and the location, an amazing place, and a large number of people and interesting meetings. It was cozy! Of course, from year to year, the scale, preparation, and attitude towards the organization as a whole are striking. This year I was lucky enough to perform in Chelyabinsk and Kazan. I have a lot of friends there," Basta told Izvestia.

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