Singer Agutin: Golos' mentor Gradsky promised to start treating his legs shortly before his death 
Russian singer, one of the Golos show's mentors Leonid Agutin spoke about the last conversation with his colleague Alexander Gradsky shortly before his death, writes StarHit with reference to the broadcast of Channel One.
According to Agutin, during the filming in early November, Gradsky could not move independently, dragged on with treatment and promised to start practicing and developing legs soon. Agutin turned to the composer: “Borisych, what's wrong with your legs?” To this, Gradskiy replied that in the short intervals between filming he did not want to start treatment, he was afraid that he would fall and let everyone down.
“And now I will have more time to prepare for live broadcasts, so tomorrow I will start work out, work out your legs, ”he replied to a colleague. Agutin admitted that the singer was in a good mood, and this calmed him down.
The fact that it was hard for Gradsky was also reported by another participant in the show, the head of the Fonograf musical group Sergei Zhilin. He noticed that it was hard for the mentor in November, but it seemed that Gradsky's health had improved recently.
Two episodes of the show, which he managed to record with Gradsky, will be shown on December 3 and 10. The singer and composer died on the morning of November 28 from a heart attack. Prior to that, he suffered a stroke and suffered from pain in his legs.