Singer Blerina Matraku has revealed details of her relationship with composer Adi Hila on “Goca dhe Gra”, claiming that she had completely trusted him and was unaware of the security cameras that had been installed in the apartment.
The singer said that she had developed sincere feelings and that she had placed the composer among the most trusted people in her life.
She explained that she had been aware of the existence of an alarm system, but that they were security cameras.
“I loved this man, I overestimated this man and hyperbolized him and placed him among the most trusted people, thinking that this was God, my family, and then myself.”
I created feelings and they were very real, pure and sincere and I was ready to make this man happy, calm, to fulfill the part that was in charge. There were professional responsibilities.
I can’t mention many things because I don’t want to offend a family. At that time, I knew he was separated, but the moment I found out that he wasn’t, I backed out.
That apology was not complete, no one deserves these terrible apologies, this puts me in front of the responsibility of the mass. I am outraged, I would not have done that if I knew that a dispersion would happen. I knew absolutely nothing.
I am betrayed in this, but not as a partner, I am used, sold as a figure that he created. He raised me professionally, a man who spoke to me about seriousness, care. I did not think that a man could have the moral irresponsibility to put security cameras in the rooms of the house without my knowledge.
“If I had known that there was a security camera there, I would have known very well that a security camera could be monitored from somewhere else. I knew it was an alarm system. I didn’t know there was a security camera there. Since there was a theft at the time,” Matraku said.