
The close musicians and journalist Alexander Laerty, who in April this year suffered a stroke, raise funds for his rehabilitation ( details here ). According to RIA Novosti, this was announced by the director of the artist Alexander Agapov. "The consequences of the stroke are very severe, but we are fighting, we don’t lower our hands and we hope that his creative path will continue. But for this we need a lot of efforts and money," said Agapov.
According to him, Laerte is either at home or in the hospital, taking rehabilitation courses lasting about a month. “He has already passed such courses several times. They are completely expensive. And you still need to conduct about two or three courses in order to at least go to some result. We collect money for these courses,” the director explained. He noted that now Laerte "is already walking, but very bad, and, unfortunately, he is unlikely to ever be able to play the guitar again."
“Of course, since then he did not sing and wrote anything - well -being does not allow. But we really hope for the best,” the director concluded. The details for transferring funds are posted on the official website and on the musician blog.
Alexander Laerte, whose real name is Uvarov, was born in Moscow on March 5, 1964. He is the founder of the chamber ensemble of the canonical impressionism of the Voice of relatives and the founder of the Laerte Band group.
On the account of the musician, known as the author and performer of ironic songs, in which household topics prevail and there is an abnormal vocabulary, a little less than two dozen albums. Including his discography included such famous records as the Pioneer Dawn, which included in the book of Alexander Kushnir, “100 Magnito -Albums of the Soviet Rock”, “Children Burvy the Horse”, “A Reason for Optimism”, “Childhood Clean Eyes”.
From 1992 to 2001, he was the host of the Montmorasey radio program on the Radio Echo of Moscow and Silver Rain. Since 2007, he was the Columonist of the magazine "Bear", and since 2011 he was transferred to "Time Sales" on the Nostalgia television channel.