MOSCOW, October 2 – Novosti. The farewell ceremony for Honored Artist of Russia Boris Moiseev ended at the Troekurovsky cemetery in Moscow, Novosti correspondent reports.
Moiseev died on September 27 at the age of 69. Relatives, friends and colleagues came to say goodbye to the singer, including artists Nikolai Baskov , Philip Kirkorov , Lolita Milyavskaya , Nadezhda Babkina and Sergey Penkin .
“I want to say that very often the hosts of all kinds of shows, ceremonies say: “Ladies and gentlemen, the one and only” … But it’s to Boris, it seems to me, this applies to the greatest extent, because you can treat differently to his music, to his outrageousness, but the fact that he really was the one and only artist who left the brightest mark in the history of our stage is a fact, “said comedian and TV presenter Sergei Drobotenko during the farewell ceremony.
He added that during his lifetime, Moses “did a lot of good things to the people around him,” he helped many.
Sergei Drobotenko at the farewell ceremony for the artist, pop singer, choreographer, film actor, Honored Artist of Russia Boris Moiseev in the funeral hall at the Troyekurovsky cemetery
In turn, the singer Alisher expressed condolences on the death of Moiseev and told those present at the ceremony about how he once managed to record a joint song with the artist.
“I want to thank Borya for the fact that my work has his voice. Thank you, Bor, you will always be alive for me,” Alisher concluded with tears in his eyes.
Also, fans of the artist came to say goodbye to Boris Moiseev. As a sign of grief, they laid white and red roses, lilies, and white paper boats.
A woman at the coffin with the body of artist Boris Moiseev at the farewell ceremony in the funeral hall at the Troekurovsky cemetery
The farewell ceremony ended with a funeral service. Then the coffin with the body of the artist was taken out of the funeral hall in his arms to the applause of those present.
Boris Moiseev – Honored Artist of the Russian Federation, singer, dancer, choreographer. Born March 4, 1954 in the Byelorussian SSR. In 1964, Moiseev entered the Belarusian Choreographic School, 10 years later he made his debut in the musical comedy directed by Yuri Tsvetkov “Yas and Yanina”. In 1975, Moiseev began working at the Kaunas State Musical Theatre, and later became the chief choreographer of the Trimitas State Orchestra of the Lithuanian SSR. For more than 30 years, Moiseev did not leave the pop stage, acting as a choreographer, director, and singer. His discography includes 10 albums, in particular, “Child of Vice”, “Just the Nutcracker”, “Alien”, “Beloved Man”, “Angel”.
