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Died music critic Sergei Nesedov

Russian journalist and music critic Sergei Sosedov has died at the age of 58. This was reported by TV presenter Vadim Takmenev “RIA Novosti”.

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Russian journalist and music critic Sergei Sosedov has died at the age of 58. This was reported by TV presenter Vadim Takmenev “RIA Novosti”.

A TASS source surrounded by the journalist said that Sergei Nesedov died after falling down the stairs. “There has been an accident. Sergey and I came to the event in Yakutia, here it happened, the source said.

Sergey Neighbours was born in 1968. Graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of MSU. He collaborated with the publications “Evening Moscow”, “League of Nations”, “Hit Parade”. He was a member of the jury of the TV show X Factor in Ukraine, music programs Superstar! and You are Superstar! on Russian television.

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