Russian singer Marina Abrosimova, known by her stage name Maksim, expressed gratitude to the people of Kazakhstan for their warm welcome following a concert in Pavlodar, according to infohub.kz.
The performance took place as part of the closing of the Ertis Promenade season. In her message, the singer admitted it took her a long time to reach the city: "Pavlodar, I finally made it to you! How happy I was to see your smiles, hear your voices, and sing along with you! Despite the cold and rain, nothing could stop us. 50,000 people who were not afraid of the bad weather and sang with me in unison!"
Maksim separately noted the caring nature of Kazakhstanis. "Kazakhstan, you are incredible! My inbox is now flooded with questions about whether I caught a cold. Don't worry, I'm fine: you gave me such a powerful charge of love and energy that I didn't feel the cold at all. Your warmth kept me warm all evening!" she wrote.
Numerous responses from fans appeared under the post. "I finally saw you live," "All the songs are naturally by heart and almost everyone had tears, we all of Pavlodar worried about such an open image," "We worried about you, everyone was ready to give you their jacket," the comments read.
Recall that in July, singer Maksim canceled a concert in Kazakhstan: she was hospitalized after the death of her father.