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Lithuanian-based artist's song featured in 'Spider-Man' film
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Lithuanian-based artist's song featured in 'Spider-Man' film

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

Translated from Lithuanian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Lithuanian-based artist Lisa Monetochka, also known as Monetochkalis, had her song "Monopoly" featured in the latest "Spider-Man" film.
  • The artist, who left Russia in 2022 and now resides in Lithuania, expressed disbelief and pride over the career milestone.
  • The inclusion of her song has led to a surge in interest, with new followers flocking to her social media accounts.

A song by Lithuanian-based artist Lisa Monetochka, known online as Monetochkalis, has been featured in the latest "Spider-Man" film, a development the artist and her fans are actively celebrating on social media. Monetochka, whose real name is Lisa Monetochka, expressed her initial disbelief that her work would be part of one of the world's largest film franchises.

Monetochka, born in Russia, left the country in 2022 and currently resides in Lithuania. She has a long history of creating music and performing across Europe and the United States. However, the inclusion of her song "Monopoly" in the "Spider-Man" movie marks a significant turning point in her career.

She shared that while negotiations for the song's use were underway with her knowledge, she couldn't fully believe it was happening until she saw the film and heard her music playing. The feature has resulted in a significant increase in her online following, with many eager to learn more about the artist behind the music and how her work reached Hollywood. Monetochka is reportedly proud of this achievement, which is being hailed as her biggest career success to date.

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Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.