Tamara Milutinovic Gets 500 Roses at Dusseldorf Show
After a weekend show in Dusseldorf, the singer shared on Instagram some of the bouquets that three waiters had to carry off the stage.
Singer Tamara Milutinovic posted backstage photos on Instagram on October 20 after a weekend show in Dusseldorf, where, as Serbian media report, she received more than 500 roses. She performed at a nightclub in the German city. The name of the club has not been published.
Who showered the singer with roses?
A group of guests covered Tamara in red roses over the course of the evening. By the end of the show there were so many flowers that the singer could not carry them off the stage herself. Three waiters came to her aid and carried out the bouquets, which held more than 500 roses.
The posts do not say who counted them. The guests who gave the flowers are not named either, so all that is known is that they came as a group.
What did Tamara write after the show?
The singer thanked her fans and the people at the club after the performance. Alongside the photos, she wrote on her Instagram:
As always, it’s unforgettable with them! I felt like I was singing in Greece, we only missed a few plates. (laughs) Sending you lots of kisses, until next time
The plate joke alludes to Greek taverns, where smashing plates to the music is part of the popular picture of a good night out. The phrase “as always” suggests this is not Tamara’s first show at the club, but the post does not say so.
She posed backstage with some of the bouquets and shared the pictures with her followers on Instagram. Serbian outlets Telegraf and Nova picked up the photos the same day and ran the story with her quote.
What is known about the Dusseldorf show?
Everything publicly known so far fits in a few lines:
- Show: this weekend, at a nightclub in Dusseldorf, with no club name given
- Flowers: red roses, more than 500, from a group of guests
- Help: three waiters carried the bouquets off the stage
- Post: backstage photos and a thank-you note on Instagram, with a joke about Greece and plates
The coverage that has been republished does not say how long the show lasted, which songs the singer performed or whose idea it was to flood the stage with roses. The figure of 500 roses therefore remains an estimate from media reports, not a number confirmed by the club or the singer.
