
Валерий Меладзе берёт перерыв на один год.
Никаких планов, идей, которых бы хотел Валерий Меладзе осуществить в наступающем году, у артиста нет.
Ушедший год был для Валерия очень насыщенным – состоялся большой концерт в «Олимпийском», состоялся выход нового альбом, и вот теперь исполнителем было решено несколько поубавить активность и взять небольшой перерыв.
И тем не менее, в следующем году он однозначно будет работать – на то время у артиста наверняка появятся новые песни и клипы, будут даны концерты в многих странах, но будет это всё обычной рутинной работой.
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