Yury Dud shared how a global pop star thanked a Belarusian woman from the stage during her tour
Spanish pop diva Rosalia is currently on a world tour called "Lux". In her hometown of Barcelona, she gave four performances. During the final one, the artist touched the multi-thousand crowd from the stage, thanking her teacher — Belarusian ballerina Tatiana Yerakhavets, who put the singer on pointe in a month and a half. Russian blogger Yury Dud told about this on his channel.
Rosalia, who constantly experiments, decided to go on pointe for her new tour. For this, she needed a school, which she found in Barcelona in the person of Belarusian Tatiana Yerakhavets — a former soloist of the Minsk Bolshoi Theatre.
Tatiana Yerakhavets is a name known in professional circles. A graduate of the Belarusian Choreographic College, she was a soloist of the Bolshoi Theatre under Valentin Yelizariev, performing on the best stages in the world from London to Paris. In 2002, the prima moved to Barcelona, where she founded the Yerakhavets Ballet Academy.
Rosalia's tour preparation was intense. Tatiana worked with her for a month and a half so that the singer could confidently perform in the ballet numbers staged by the Marseille collective La Horde.
The Belarusian teacher did not hide her emotions after the public thanks from the star. In the social networks of Yerakhavets Ballet School, she wrote:
“I am so happy and proud!!! Yesterday was an incredibly special moment for me, and I will remember it for the rest of my life. Amazing Rosalia, a wonderful singer, artist, songwriter and an even more wonderful person. I was lucky enough to personally witness her immense talent, to see how diligently she works and how respectfully and humbly she approaches the entire learning process. Thank you, Rosalia, for making me feel valuable."
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