The anniversary MUZ-TV–2025 Award was held in Moscow

The award ceremony for the winners of the MUZ-TV 2025 Anniversary Award took place in Moscow. All the Russian pop stars could be seen on the red carpet. Singer Marie Crymbury was recognized as the best performer. Ksenia Soldatova, a correspondent for Izvestia, told about the ceremony.

Vadim Samoilov and The Hatters, Nikolai Baskov and Serega performed together on the same stage. Igor Krutoy accompanied Bearwolf, and Dima Bilan joined the Bashkir band Ay Yola, which blew up the world charts, adding lines in Russian and Kabardian to the Homay track.

The most anticipated premiere of the evening was the new SHAMAN "Straight to the heart", which was supported by beloved Ekaterina Mizulina.

"I've probably heard it 500 times, maybe more," she said.

It became known that SHAMAN will represent Russia at the Intervision contest with this particular composition.

Philip Kirkorov, after being discharged from the hospital, where the singer ended up due to a pyrotechnic emergency during the show, became the winner for the best cover version.

"I'm Phoenix, guys. Now Lucy is on fire upstairs, my soul is in my heels, I've been through it all. But thank you all for your support and kind words," Kirkorov said.

Singer Lucy Chebotina won the nomination "Best Dance Video" and made a resonant statement.

"I am turning to my ex to put this point already. Bring back the songs that have nothing to do with you," she said.

Polina Gagarina won the "Best Solo Concert" nomination, having gathered a full Luzhniki stadium at her concert.

Artik & Asti were recognized as the best band, the album of the year was released by the Ilo. The best song was "Mother" by Tatiana Kurtukova.

Sergey Lazarev became the best performer, and Marie Crymbury became the best performer.

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The organizers of the MUZ-TV award on June 7 told what surprises they had prepared for the audience. So, before going on stage with the performer Lucy Chebotina, the robops that she had as backup dancers "warmed up". And for the singer, MakSim inflated a large six-meter sphere, because she had to fly out to the audience in the Sun.