At his stepdaughter's wedding, the stepfather's songs were not performed.
Stas Mikhaylov has reduced the price of his performances at corporate events by half a million and now asks for "only" 8.5 million rubles (90,000 EUR) for a 50-minute concert.
At the same time, he still refuses to perform on the client's premises, as he prefers to sing in restaurants or concert venues.
As always, Stas prefers to travel in a "Maybach," and in his dressing room, in addition to standard snacks, he requires Raffaello candies, black caviar, berries, kefir, Evian or Vittel water, Hennessy cognac, and Ruinart Blanc de Blanc champagne. And no disposable dishes. If the event is in another city, the organizers must provide Stas and his wife with a luxury suite of at least 80 square meters. There were times when his songs hardly brought in any money, and Mikhaylov baked pies and sold them on the street.
Against this backdrop, his stepdaughter, 26-year-old Eva Kanchelskis, became the wife of a fellow countryman she met while studying at King's College. The young couple's celebration turned out to be bright and heartfelt thanks to the hits of Russian performers.
The couple's decision to get married caught the girl's parents off guard. To see their daughter in a white dress, Inna Mikhaylova and her husband overcame many obstacles but ultimately managed to reach London on time. The event was held in a narrow circle, attended only by relatives and the closest friends of Eva and Alexander. Despite the declared modest format, the capital of the United Kingdom, according to witnesses, was stirred by the "Russian wedding." That evening, the young couple danced to well-known Russian hits, including the infamous chanson. Guests particularly soulfully sang the songs of Mikhail Krug.
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