22.10.2026 18:20
Famous singer Melek Mosso, who gave a concert in Cyprus, explained the interesting method she uses to protect herself from the evil eye. The singer, who said she strongly believes in the evil eye, explained that before every stage performance she smears black behind her ear and prays. Mosso also sincerely expressed how she is affected by negative comments on social media.
Melek Mosso, who performed a concert in Cyprus, explained the method she uses to protect herself from the evil eye. Saying that she strongly believes in the evil eye, the famous singer explained that before every stage performance she applies black [substance] behind her ear and prays together with her assistant. Mosso also explained how she approaches negative comments on social media.
“BEFORE EVERY STAGE, WE APPLY BLACK BEHIND MY EAR”
Melek Mosso, who took the stage in Cyprus, gave a striking answer to the question about the evil eye directed at her due to sharing her private life and daily life on social media.
Answering the question “You share a lot, you live your life in the foreground, are you afraid of the evil eye?”, the singer stated that she strongly believes in the evil eye and described the method she applies before going on stage as follows:
“I believe in it very much. Before every stage, we apply black behind my ear. Applying black repels the evil eye, my mother told me. My assistant constantly recites prayers. I recite prayers myself before the stage too...”
SHE ALSO TOUCHED ON NEGATIVE COMMENTS ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Melek Mosso also shared her thoughts about the negative comments she encounters on social media. Expressing that people sometimes reflect their unhappiness onto others, the singer explained how she approaches criticism from people who do not know her.
Mosso did not hide that she is sometimes affected and hurt by such comments, while stating that she tries to calm herself down.
She used the following expressions: “People get up unhappy. They come to make you unhappy. What should I do with the criticism of a person who doesn’t know me? Of course, like every person, I get hurt and I take it to heart. As much as I can, I say, ‘Stop, calm down Melek.’”