Czech singer Monika Bagárová (31) She started her career in the Czech Slovak SuperStar, where she successfully passed through the 2009 bankruptcy, knocking out until she got into the final rounds. The native of Brno has already had occasions that she may have dreamed of until then. In the session She also spoke about the experience with the legendary Karel Gott († 80).
“When I signed up for SuperStar, it completely changed my life. This is one of the greatest and most important moments of my career, ”said Bagárová, adding that Another great experience was a meeting with Golden Slavik. “We recorded a duet together – for me it was something incredible, very strong,” explained.
She talked about a song called the Mesta, which you know, which was created in 2014. “It was a great honor for me and a wonderful experience that I will never forget. They invited me home, sat down at the piano and tried the song. It was one of the most beautiful experiences in my life – not only from the musical point of view, but also from human. Karel Gott was extremely nice, charismatic and humble. I am very grateful that I had the opportunity to be with him on one stage and in the studio, ” described Bagárová.
The former superstarist is almost Three years happy alongside entrepreneur Leonard Lekaj. In addition to the singer, her daughter Rumia (5) fell in love with him, which she gave birth to Expartner Machmud Muradov. Monika has a harmonious relationship with his partner and wonders whether they ring the wedding bells. The singer wants to be honest and therefore answered such a private question. However, it looks like we won’t see Monika in a wedding dress yet.
“We are both clear in this. This is a big life step that is important to both of us. I do not want to say that it is needed to live together, but we would both want very much,” She answered what she did not rule out that she would one day be a bride. Another curious fan wondered if Monika would like another offspring. “The rumine loves children and babies and I am more than sure that once a great older sister will be,” ended.
