At a concert in the capital of Tatarstan, Kazakh singer Dimash Kudaibergen dedicated one of his songs to a local Tatar fan. This girl named Rasanne Seitnazarova passed away from cancer not long ago.
Under the framework of the Dimash International Tour ARNAU TOUR 2020, on the evening of February 20th local time, Dimash held a solo concert in Kazan, Tatarstan.
Among the many songs in the party, Dimash dedicated one of the songs to the Tatar girl Rasanne Seitnazarova, who had struggled with cancer since childhood and died not long ago. Leshan is an avid fan of Dimash. In 2019, Dimash made a special trip to the hospital to meet this young fan who was depressed because of treatment and was unable to participate in the WorldSkills Kazan event to support his beloved singer.
Leshan didn't know about Dimash's arrival until the end, and the people who organized the meeting at the time did not find a suitable way to tell her. Four months after meeting with Dimash, Leshan, who was only 21 years old, passed away due to illness. She had previously stated that she had achieved a life goal.
At the concert, Dimash told the audience that he had not forgotten this girl and called Leshan "My Sister". The concert held by
in the capital of Kazan that day was very successful. Fans from Tatarstan, the Russian Federation, and even Canada, Finland and Kazakhstan packed the scene.
According to previous reports, Dimash and his parents were warmly greeted by the local people when they arrived in Kazan. In addition to fans, the pick-up group also included many social heroes.
According to the plan, Dimash’s international concert tour will be held in the following cities: Yekaterinburg (Russia) on the 23rd, Riga (Latvia) on March 7th, Moscow (Russia) on the 9th, and Kiev on the 11th ( Ukraine), Hamburg (Germany) on the 19th, Dusseldorf (Germany) on the 21st, Prague (Czech Republic) on the 25th, and Minsk (Belarus) on April 4.
Source: Kazakhstan News Agency
Compiler: Muhetar Mulati
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