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12 March 2017 15:46by Ткачева Дарья

Another former soloist of VIA Gra, Albina Dzhanaeva, has swapped her vocal career for the theatre. The singer is playing a role in the play "Vrednye Privychki" (Bad Habits). Despite the lack of a large number of performances and tours, the artist looks, according to witnesses, to put it mildly, not very well.

Unattractive eye bags have formed under Albina Dzhanaeva's eyes, along with wrinkles that betray her age.

Fans are genuinely disappointed and puzzled as to why the artist looks so bad, especially in comparison with Albina's other colleagues from the group.

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