A Russian pop star who criticised Vladimir Putin was discovered dead. He was 34

Dima Nova Discovered Dead: The pop group Cream Soda announced Dima Nova’s death on Instagram.
According to Newsweek, Dima Nova, the founder of a pop group whose song became an anthem during anti-war protests in Russia, drowned. He was 34 years old at the time. Dima Nova, the founder of the band Cream Soda, also criticised Russian President Vladmir Putin’s alleged $1.3 billion mansion in the song.

The song “Aqua Disco” was frequently sung at anti-Moscow protests in Ukraine, and it became so popular that the protests were dubbed “Aqua Disco Parties.”

According to Russian news website People Talk, Dima Nova fell through ice while crossing Russia’s Volga river in the Yaroslavl region. He was with his brother Roma and two friends at the time of the accident, according to the report.

Cream Soda, a pop group, announced Dima Nova’s death in an Instagram post.

“Last night was a tragedy. Our Dima Nova was walking along the Volga with friends when he fell through the ice. His brother Roma and friend Gosha Kiselev are still missing, according to the Ministry of Emergency Situations. Aristarchus, another of our friends who fell through the ice, was caught but could not be saved. We will notify you as soon as we receive information from the Ministry of Emergency Situations “The group composed a letter.

“An official identification took place today at 9:00,” the group wrote alongside photos of Dima Nova and his friend Kiselev. Dima and Goshi are no longer alive.”