Vitas's classic song "Stars" was written by Vitas to his mother.

The original song "Stars" is a Russian song, a classic released by Russian pop singer Vitas in 2003. You can hear from the melody that the rhythm of this song is particularly sad, although it is high, because Vitas wrote it to his mother.

This song was written after Vitas's mother died. Vitas was born into an ordinary Latvian family. Vitas has been living with her mother since her parents divorced. Later, Vitas's voice was discovered, and she embarked on the road of singing. Vitas once learned the news of his mother's death while performing outside, which was a bolt from the blue for Vitas. It is against this background that Vitas wrote this song.

His mother died when he gave a successful concert in 2002, and he didn't even see his mother for the last time. And the song "Star, you are so far away from me, how can I get to your side?" His mother died, and he missed her very much. So he stopped all performances and lived in seclusion for a while, but as the song says, he didn't give up, but "waited for a while and went on his way again" and produced many excellent works.

Vitas's introduction:

Vitas, whose original name is Vitaly Frada Soviz Grachev, was born in Latvia, and his telephone number is 198 12 19. He is a Russian pop singer, famous for his wide vocal range spanning five octaves and indistinguishable vocal lines in high-pitched areas, and has the reputation of "the prince of dolphin sound". From June 5th, 2000 to February, 2000, Vitas's singing Opera 2 in the Kremlin caused a sensation in the Russian music industry, and Opera 2 became his classic music.

In 2003, due to the sudden death of his mother, Vitas's style changed greatly. In two albums "Mom" and "My Mom's Song" in memory of her mother, her performance is becoming more and more mature and steady, and her dress style is mainly suit. From 2004 to 2006, his theme concert "My Mother's Song" was performed in Russia, the United States, Canada, Australia, Germany, Kazakhstan, Israel and the Baltic States.