Lidia and the dilemma: natural or silicone?

Singer Lidia, trained at the Moscow Conservatory, faces the debate between talent and cosmetic surgery. Does it matter whether they're natural?

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Lidia and the dilemma: natural or silicone?

What carries more weight in public judgment: musical talent certified by the Moscow Conservatory, or the curve of a pair of breasts? A singer has sparked the discussion by combining both, and the result is a clash between applause for her career and surgical scrutiny of her anatomy.

The artist, trained in the Russian school with top grades, has had to find herself a market of "bodoque," as the slang goes, to make her career pay off. The public, however, isn't looking at her voice, but at whether her chest breathes with a scalpel or is factory-made. The before-and-after photos leave no room for doubt: the surgeon worked hard.

Meanwhile, her usual companion, a guitarist, gets the praise for knowing where to place the dough, and not just the musical kind. The irony that a woman with such an academic résumé is reduced to a debate about tits escapes no one. But that's the market, as the experts say. And in this case, the product sells better with padding.

That said, classical purists lament that the conservatory takes a back seat. The final question: if the work is good, does it matter whether the breasts are rubber?

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