Russian singer Alexander Dobrynin suddenly fell ill and had to call an ambulance. This was reported on Saturday, July 11, in the Shot Telegram channel.
The 69-year-old musician was in his apartment in southern Moscow when his condition worsened. According to preliminary data, the artist was suffering from heart problems.
Doctors who arrived at the scene were able to stabilize the singer’s condition. In recent years, Dobrynin lived alone and sometimes sang, but on stage he often suffered from shortness of breath, they noted in Publications.
The musician became widely known as the soloist of the VIA “Jolly Fellows”. They became especially popular in the late 1980s and early 1990s thanks to hits such as “Pink Roses” and “Rita Margarita.”
Before that, it also became known that People’s Artist of Russia Yevgeny Steplov was hospitalized due to suspected complications of inguinal hernia. The doctors were considering the possibility of surgery.
After that, in a conversation with journalists, the actor said that he feels “fairly well.” At the time of the conversation, he was already at home. “Everything was fine with him, everything went well,” Steplov confirmed.