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Filip Kirkorov Plans Building Private Seaside Home in Bulgaria
The Russian top pop star of Bulgarian origin Filip Kirkorov is planning to buy some property in Bulgaria where to build himself a seaside house, he announced on Wednesday.
Kirkorov arrived in Bulgaria on Tuesday for his grand show in Varna. A bunch of fans welcomed him with a bouquet of 43 roses.
The singer wants to build his house at the Varna seaside and live on homeland, which he said is very comfortable because he is just two hours away by plane from the Sochi City in Russia, Moscow and any other European capital.
When arriving to Bulgaria, Kirkorov wore a T-shirt with the image of the Russian President Vladimir Putin, put in a frame of spring flowers. When asked why he is wearing such politically engaging clothing, Kirkorov answered that Putin is an idol for the Russian musicians and his political actions often inspire them.
"Also, Putin has this power and brains that are rarely seen in the global politics," Kirkorov added.
The Varna concert on Wednesday will continue for three hours. Kirkorov, who is often called the "Russian Michael Jackson", comes to Bulgaria with his own orchestra, 15 ballet dancers and sumptuous stage sets.
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