Sasha Savelyev told about the loss
Well-known artist, soloist of group "Factory" Alexander Savelyev said in his interview about how their own creative ways experienced many losses. Initially, the group left Masha Alalykin, and after that Sati Casanova.
Too few people remember even from fans of the group "Factory" that the team was initially a Quartet. In consisted of: Irina Toneva, Sasha Savelieva, Sati Casanova and Maria Alalykin. Soon after the team became popular, Alalykin informed about their own care. Masha chose personal happiness life happiness of publicity and career. "It was extremely difficult, we are greatly worried - this was the 1st such a dramatic moment in the history of the group. I will not hide - for us it was a blow. And yet perfectly that it happened just then, for the following reasons later would be much harder and more painful," said Sasha Savelieva.
However after a couple of years, the group left Sati Casanova. Savelyev admitted that it was a real loss. "When 7 years you're talking to a person every day and live side-by-side, work - she's already like a sister, not just a colleague. You know its length and breadth, all of its pluses and minuses. And love her anyway. We knew, of course, she is preparing some own project, but I never thought that this would all be so... painful. In the story of Masha, naturally, we were in shock, but then we have not had time to coalesce into one. But here... it was a real loss. When Sati told us that he wants to leave, though we had hoped that with each of us, it can happen once, everything just was't ready for that" - quoted by Sasha Savelyev's "Caravan of stories".
The actress confessed that initially extremely offended by Sati Casanova. "I don't understand how can 7 years of life with the drop of a hat to take a peek. But she felt that would cope without the help of others. Well... what will you say - feel free! Although, I think it would be great to combine his solo project with his band. But it is own choice of everyone," concluded Alexander Saveliev.
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