Helene Fischer opposes xenophobia

German pop singer Helene Fischer made an appeal to her fans during a concert in Berlin to mark racism and violence. "Raise your voice with me: against violence, against xenophobia," she said last night.

The concert was the first of several catch-up concerts. In the spring, Fischer had to cancel several shows in the capital because of an infection.

A few hours before the appearance of the 34-year-old, he commented on Instagram and Facebook about the xenophobic attacks of Chemnitz. "We can not and should not hide what is happening in our country right now, but fortunately we can see how consistent it is – it should make us proud," Fischer wrote a few hours before the concert. I do not go to politics often, I never make political statements, because my language is music, "Fischer told Berlin on a rule to which she made an exception:" And so tonight, now and here with you: We have also put a sign. "