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Luda, despite the ban of her mother and the skeptical attitude of a school friend to her talent, goes to a vocal competition and is sure that she is ready for anything for the sake of a dream. There she suddenly has a question: is it so?
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Luda, despite the ban of her mother and the skeptical attitude of a school friend to her talent, goes to a vocal competition and is sure that she is ready for anything for the sake of a dream. There she suddenly has a question: is it so?
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