Singer Yulia Savicheva spoke about a long-standing conflict with her colleague Polina Gagarina. Both artists participated in the second season of “Star Factory”: Gagarina won then, but refused to sign a contract with producer Maxim Fadeev. On the contrary, Savicheva began to cooperate with him and in 2004 represented Russia at Eurovision, where she took 11th place.
According to Savicheva, the decision not to participate in the competition was a personal choice for Gagarina, who chose to continue her studies. The singer herself noted that the trip to the international competition was for her an important experience and a real school in the profession.
The artist also indicated that because of this situation, the relationship between them could have deteriorated. She added that her colleague might not have liked her, because she was the one who got the opportunity to represent the country in the competition.
— I have no contact with Polina Gagarina, for me she is a very cold person. On the contrary, I’m talking about sun, energy and positivity. “That’s why we are incompatible,” Savicheva added in an interview with Yana Churikova in the “12 Questions” program on the VK-Video platform.
Gagarina also had a conflict with another artist: the singer called herself the victim in a conflict with artist Olga Kormokhina over the piece “Cuckoo” by Viktor Tsoi.