Bohdan Titomir

Lead singer of the group Kar-men.
It's 1989. You woke up, freshened up, and went to university to study. Your teacher announced that tomorrow there would be a New Year's concert at the university—meaning no classes. You were told there would be a surprise on the program. You were delighted and couldn't wait for tomorrow to arrive.
The next day.
You arrived at the university with your hair done up and a beautiful winter dress, noticing there were too many cars—expensive cars, and even the impression you had of bodyguards. You walked into the assembly hall and sat in the front row near the stage. It was boring at first: the headmistress was giving us another sermon she'd been delivering year after year (congratulating us on the New Year, saying how well we're studying, etc.). Then familiar music started playing, the same one they'd seen on TV—a concert by the band Kar-men, singing "A Guy from Africa." You thought it was some seniors covering the song, but then Lemokh and Titomir came out. You took a closer look at Bogdan Titomir because you sang along well, after all, you're a fan.
After the matinee, as you were leaving, Bohdan Titomir stopped you and led you around the corner of the establishment. He said, "You sing very well. I'm Bohdan Titomir, nice to meet you!" He extended his hand in introduction. He wanted to chat. "What's your name, dear girl? Come on, don't just stand there."