Outrageous Russian artist, performer of the hits “Blue Moon”, “Asterisk” and “Deaf-Mute Love” Boris Moiseev died on Tuesday, September 27. The singer completed his concert activity in 2015 after suffering strokes, however, despite his deteriorating state of health, in 2019 he recorded the last song.
Then the artist was able to gather his strength and create a composition called “Rotterdam” with stylist Alisher.
For the first time, a stroke struck Moiseev in 2010. After that, his health began to deteriorate. The left side of the artist’s body was paralyzed, and then he was put into an artificial coma. A month and a half later, the doctors managed to stabilize the condition, the singer was discharged from the hospital.
After recovering a little, he returned to work. However, in the spring of 2015, Moiseev stopped his concert activity, as he was again overtaken by a stroke. In 2019, the outrageous artist, despite his poor health, agreed to a proposal from Alisher to record a duet.
The part of Moiseev was recorded at his house on the phone practically through pain, writes KP.RU. As noted, by that time the artist could hardly move and speak, however, for the song he liked, he overcame his condition and again pleased the listeners with playful vocals.
After the recorded composition, Alisher planned to shoot a video, but he did not want to do this without the main star. Boris Moiseev by that time could no longer play on camera.
The famous dancer and singer died at the age of 68 last Tuesday in his own apartment. It is known that the artist suffered three strokes that caused him to have paralysis of his face and left arm.
