Russian Craftsman Who Scrutinized Vladimir Putin In His Melodies Kicks the bucket At 35

A Russian performer who condemned President Vladimir Putin in his melodies has passed on subsequent to falling through ice while crossing a waterway, as per a report by New York Post. 35-year-old Dima Nova, whose genuine name was Dmitry Svirgunov, was the organizer behind the famous electronic gathering Cream Pop.
According to the report, Mr Nova was crossing the frozen Volga Waterway on Walk 19 with his sibling and three companions when he fell through the ice. While two of his companions were safeguarded from under the ice, the third kicked the bucket in an emergency vehicle.

Prominently, the craftsman had frequently reprimanded Mr Putin in his melodies and his music was utilized as a song of praise during hostile to war fights in Russia. His most famous and disputable melody was ”Water Disco”, which was many times sung at challenges Moscow’s intrusion of Ukraine. In his melody, Mr Nova additionally censured the Russian president’s $1.3 billion house. The fights in the end became known as “Water Disco Gatherings.”

In an Instagram post, Cream Soft drink affirmed his passing on Monday, with a subtitle that peruses, ”We had a misfortune this evening. Our Dima Nova in the organization of companions was strolling along the Volga and fell under the ice. Dima, his sibling Roma and companion Gosha Kiselev are as yet searching for the Service of Crisis Circumstances. Aristarchus, our companion who additionally fell under the ice, was gotten, yet couldn’t be saved.”

In another post, the gathering shared photographs of Mr Nova and his companion Kiselev, saying, “an authority recognizable proof occurred today at 9:00. Dima and Goshi are no more.”

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The band rose to monstrous prominence in 2021 when comic Alexander Gudkov utilized one of their tunes to make fun of the Russian president over his extravagance chateau named ”Putin’s Castle.”

The tune verses incorporate, “You are welcoming me to the films and for several glasses. Welcoming me to take in the shisha smoke, to chill on the covers, to watch the nightfall from your marble boudoir/You simply don’t comprehend that it is exceptionally old-school.”