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Singer Blerina Matraku has spoken exclusively on "Goca dhe Gra" regarding the issue that has put her in the spotlight due to her involvement in intimate videos related to composer Adi Hila.

She said she wants to tell her version of events, emphasizing that the situation is not as it seems, as she stated that she paid 10 thousand euros for an album and that there is no debt between them for the songs.

Returning to the beginning of his professional relationship with the composer, Matraku revealed that he had been looking for him for several months to collaborate with him, due to his reputation and seriousness in the field of music.

According to the singer, in 2007 she asked Adi Hila to produce an album and paid him the sum of 10 thousand euros. She explained that she had collected the money from working at events, weddings and from her engagement as a flight attendant, while she had also received help from her friends for this investment.

"You have a person stripped of any morals and, even though I didn't deserve it up to this point, while carrying out my responsibilities, you have in front of you a dead person who is breathing, crucified."

Today I am here to speak my truth, to carry the weight that belongs to me, and to share with you a part of the story, with which people can understand that 'hopefully this man is not as guilty as they have accused him of'. 

We all make mistakes, or we are left with a situation that leaves us guilty even if we are not. I am ready for nothing else to come out and to defend only mine, things are not as they seem.

I can say that I have been looking for composer Adi Hila for months to collaborate, thanks to the professionalism and seriousness he had, for the name he had as a composer, in 2007. He was a very serious person, when I met him, with whom I could collaborate for a long time.

I asked for an album and paid 10 thousand euros, for which I had saved up the money through events, weddings, and the job as a flight attendant that I was doing at the time; my friends also helped me, because it was a lot of money for me. I saved it up.

"I have absolutely no debt to him for my songs and he doesn't owe me anything. We thought we would participate in various competitions with these songs. It's difficult for me to talk about my personal life with him, since he has been collaborating with one person for a long time, we have been collaborating for 4 years," she said.


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