Baku / 27.07.17 / Turan: On July 27, the International Song Festival Zhara (Heat) starts in Baku, in which about 500 musicians, mainly from Russia, will take part.
The festival will last 4 days. It will represent Grigory Leps, Alla Pugacheva, Dima Bilan, Valeria, Loboda, Kristina Orbakaite, Philip Kirkorov, Sofia Rotaru, Ani Lorak, Emin, Lolita, Vera Brezhneva, Oleg Gazmanov and others. The current festival will be different from last year, both by participants and by the spectator contingent. Starting from the conditions created for journalists, and ending with the design of the stage, everything is prepared with a delicate taste and detail. Stage scenery, places for spectators, service - everything is organized at the highest level and at first sight attracts attention.
Excellent preparation indicates that the Heat festival held for the second time in Baku can compete with the most famous music festivals in the world.
Recall that for the first time the song festival was held in Baku on July 9-10, 2016. The organizer of the festival is the singer Emin Agalarov, the son of the famous Moscow businessman Araz Agalarov. The festival is broadcast only in Azerbaijan and Russia. -0-
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