D. Montvydas, a celebrated Lithuanian performer, has shared his thoughts on love and the classic ballads that continue to resonate with him, particularly in light of his upcoming concert at the Concert Hall of Palanga. This event is set to take place on Valentine's Day, featuring Montvydas alongside the gospel choir 'Vilnius Voices'. Tickets for the concert are being sold through Shownet.lt, highlighting the romantic theme of the performance. In his remarks, Montvydas refers to moments of initial excitement and thrill associated with experiencing love, drawing connections to well-known love songs he plans to perform.

He specifically mentions classics like Prince's hit from the movie 'Purple Rain', released on September 26, 1984, which has received both Grammy and Oscar accolades. Notably, this song alone sold over a million copies in the United States and is recognized for its live recording that was slightly modified in the studio. Furthermore, Montvydas recalls how this song and other timeless ballads sparked his passion for music, specifically recounting that it was the first piece he learned to play on the piano.

Another highlight in the conversation includes Richard Marx's song released on June 29, 1989, which was written as a love letter to his wife, actress Cynthia Rhodes. This love confession was nominated for a Grammy, illustrating the emotional depth and significance of such classic love songs in Montvydas's performance and the upcoming concert's thematic focus on love, showcasing the lasting impact these melodies have on both artist and audience alike.