FLASH
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Nobody knows the real story of the singer.
(Abstract events with a public figure create popular novels in any society)
A society that is a separate people and speaks the same language, there are many cases when it gets lost in absurd stories that resemble an unwritten novel, but that are passed on among the media according to the description of each - and always about an event that has disturbed them . But no one knows what it is.
And this type of event is more tangible when its protagonist is a public figure.
The case that is happening today in Albania is that of the singer Parashqevi Simaku.
And the conversational broadcasters, unwittingly, have entered the artistic history of the novel written by Samuel Beckett - Waiting for God.
I am reading what they are writing about Parashqevi Simaku, and I feel that it is an absurd case.
Nobody knows the real story of the singer.
The singer left Albania for 30 years, lives in New York, and has not addressed anyone in Albania.
Everything has started to add up, because Parashqevi was seen at a train station in New York.
No one knows her plight, and why she is often hanging out at a train station.
The climax comes when the writers of the episodes say that she is waiting for the boy, having not had a relationship with him for years.
But she is waiting for him.
And these writers, without knowing it, have evoked Godot for us.
And the media deals with the abstract fate of Parashqevi Simaku, but she doesn't talk to anyone, and no one knows how her life is.
Someone says that there is no place to put your head. Someone else says that the Albanian state should buy him an island.
Someone says that Parasquivia sleeps outside.
Someone says that she is begging on the streets of New York that they have abandoned her.
And then they go and say that she is staying at a train station, because she thinks that her only son, who is now 30 years old, will come to her there.
Why did the boy stay away from her for so many years?!
No one knows, but everyone who speaks creates an artistic thought like that of the novel Waiting for Godot by the writer Samuel Beckett.
There are those who have requested the state to shelter Parashqevi Simaku in Albania.
There are those who say that Parashkevia hates the Albanian language, Albanians and Albania. There are others who say that Simaku would not answer you in Albanian if you spoke to him in this language.
Then they show that he sang in nightclubs in New York.
And Parashqevi does not speak, but people write about her fate in the abstract, and newspapers and television give opinions. And Nobody knows the truth, but all those who are dealing with this abstract novel, talk about the bitter fate of Parashqevi Simaku.
What about the Albanian government, will it deal with the fate of Simaku? So far the Albanian government is silent. And the Simaku novel is coming. Everyone is waiting for Simak to know where and how she is.
But Simaku is silent. And the media, which is so worried, why doesn't it go to meet him? It doesn't work, because apparently I don't know which train station in New York is where Simaku is staying. But the most likely thing is that the media is interested in this puzzle titled Simaku as an event that is increasing the audience daily with the title: Waiting for Simaku.
But Parashqevi Simaku is alive now in Albania, and especially in Tirana. Because everyone is waiting for Simak. But Simaku does not write to anyone. While Simaku abstraction follows. And her novel is constantly expanding with everyday events that are thought to have happened to her. And all of these, in fact, are Waiting for Godo.
Meanwhile, the publishing houses must publish the novel by the writer Samuel Beckett entitled Waiting for Godot, so that society can move to a new stage.
But...
Waiting for Parashqevi Simaku will certainly be an original novel, because, unlike Godo, Simaku is a living character even with her songs that Albanians still listen to with special artistic pleasure. And they are waiting for her fate.
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