Ivana Gottová thwarted quarantine plans. She had to postpone the ceremonial premiere of the documentary Charles and a visit to the Master’s grave. Last Thursday, on the anniversary of the singer’s death, fans showered him with candles and flowers.
On Monday, the widow could see the place of the last rest of the eternal Nightingale in person. “My first trip to isolation. You literally created a flower paradise for Kája. Thank you for remembering me,” Gott said to her husband’s fans on Facebook.
My first journey after isolation … You literally created a flower for Ky. Thank you for remembering with me! Vae Ivana
Zveejnil (a) Karel Gott on Pondl 5.Jna 2020
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Gott remembered her husband at least from a distance last week. “Today is a year! And it’s not a day that I don’t think of Karel”, she also wrote on the social network.
“After a serious illness re-entered his life at the end of 2017 for his husband, and thus for our entire family, he was fully aware of the limited amount of time he had left in this world. We learned to rejoice in each day.” to live only and only in the present. At the same time, we invited the past into this present. The husband decided that he wanted something more than songs left behind. A gift for his loyal fans. A picture of his life journey. A book, but also a film. ” described the path that led to the creation of the document.
It will start showing in cinemas on Thursday, October 15, directed by Olga Špátová.
Karel Gott died on October 1, 2019 after long-term health problems. The singer fought acute leukemia. People could say goodbye to him at Prague’s Žofín and in front of St. Vitus Cathedral at Prague Castle, where a funeral mass was held.
This is what it looked like at the tomb of Karel Gott on October 1, 2020:
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