Anna Ko Kolkowska

Mika alone cooking in his Italian house. Maybe he needs company? I'm coming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! VID_220090302_164410_635.mp4

It's a Rose Garden in Florence.

Back to Florence.

But if he just arrived and not leaving the room it's normal that bottles are full All other little things on the plate look untouched

It's a restaurant. It's hard to eat with the mask on. At least he doesn't cheat. The staff was around him while he eating so what's the point to put the mask just for a photo?

It's in Venice!!!

Mika in Antichecarampane photo posted the 30th of April 2021 https://www.instagram.com/p/COTkxiMLt31/

Nobody's perfect

"I'm singing in the rain"......

And who knows since when he's back in Italy. So we still don't know where he was reading the script about the camel

Looks like he's alone. Only a few asparagus and only two pieces of meat. Just for him But at home sweet home!

Właśnie przed chwilą widziałam tę wypowiedź w wiadomościach. Ktoś bardzo szybko zareagował

Deb, are you planning to come to Paris??????

I read this bitter text and I almost hear Mika's voice. Very calm, controlled voice. But Mika uses it when he speaks very seriously. When he wants that we hear and understand each and every word.... And these words go straight to our hearts.... I feel helpless, I feel like watching someone dying and I can't do anything. He sais: "When I was a child my mother kept telling me that despite all the upheavals in its history, Lebanon has always done everything it takes to appear light-hearted to face the repeated agonies. Today I am afraid that my land and my roots have gone away with her. I admit it, sometimes I doubt this prophecy". And it scares me. But there is a little light in my heart that it's not over. I always thought that a country must overcome its problems by people. No wars, no invasions from outside. But now I wonder, what can be done yet? Lebanon is not the only country struggling with corruption, greed, inner fights. What can we do yet?

It was CORIERRE DELLA SERA 23/10/2020

Who gives a sh*t about..... money Life is too short - who knows when the next concert will take place? I saved some money during this crazy year staying at home

What a pleasure to come back to the mode: "planing a travel for a Mika concert"

Hard to say if rehearsing. 6 months to the concert yet

Mika in STYLE MAGAZINE ITALIA N.5 https://style.corriere.it/news/style-maggio-marco-bocci-coraggio/ IL J’ACCUSE DI MIKA SUL LIBANO Il coraggio è anche quello della pop star internazionale Mika che in esclusiva per Style scrive e lancia un appello per tenere alta l’attenzione dell’opinione pubblica internazionale sulla situazione del suo Paese di nascita: «Libano, che cosa fai dei tuoi figli?». Un grido accorato che Mika trasforma in un vero e proprio atto di accusa contro i politici di una delle nazioni più martoriate del Medio Oriente, a nove mesi dallo scoppio nel porto di Beirut che ha distrutto buona parte della capitale facendo oltre 200 vittime e migliaia di feriti. «Il mio Paese sta morendo e i suoi figli si ritrovano in ostaggio, paralizzati dalla sfortuna, storditi dai disastri: lo scoppio al porto, il Coronavirus e la crisi economica» scrive l’autore di molti successi musicali internazionali che il 19 settembre 2020 al dramma del suo Paese ha già dedicato I love Beirut, un evento in streaming che ha raccolto oltre un milione di dollari per la Croce Rossa Libanese. Il testo di Mika, che così vuole dare un segnale di speranza al Libano e ai suoi abitanti, accompagna un servizio fotografico che Gianmarco Maraviglia ha realizzato a Beirut tra gennaio e febbraio 2021 sei mesi dopo lo scoppio del 4 agosto 2020. Google translation: THE "I BLAME" OF MIKA ON LEBANON The courage is also that of the international pop star Mika who, exclusively for Style, writes and launches an appeal to keep international public opinion high on the situation in his country of birth: "Lebanon, what are you doing with your children?" . A heartfelt cry that Mika transforms into a veritable indictment against the politicians of one of the most battered nations in the Middle East, nine months after the explosion in the port of Beirut which destroyed a large part of the capital, killing over 200 victims and thousands of wounded. "My country is dying and its children find themselves hostage, paralyzed by bad luck, stunned by disasters: the explosion at the port, the Coronavirus and the economic crisis" writes the author of many international musical hits that on 19 September 2020 to the drama from his country has already dedicated I love Beirut, a streaming event that raised over a million dollars for the Lebanese Red Cross. The text by Mika, who thus wants to give a signal of hope to Lebanon and its inhabitants, accompanies a photo shoot that Gianmarco Maraviglia made in Beirut between January and February 2021 six months after the outbreak of August 4, 2020.

Let's cry together, Michelle

Even worse - someone who already has a silver, gold or platinum card has to invite you to buy an AMEX card! And this person can win 2 places for a concert! It's almost like looking for a needle in a haystack I am out At least if Mika gives some places to MFC and I win.... which is actually the same. I never win anything from MFC

Mika off stage and Mika on TV bf88aacaedc0de08b27d9cf052b993e2.mp4

There are "wild" flowers. Maybe a garden in Rome?

With Mika everything is possible Maybe Sicilia? He speaks Italian so maybe still somewhere in Italy? The wall behind him looks like a fountain wall but without ornaments which is pretty strange. Let's continue our researches