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Irina Allegrova
Background information
Birth nameIrina Aleksandrovna Allegrova
Born (1952-01-20) January 20, 1952 (age 72)
Rostov-on-Don, Soviet Union
OriginMoscow, Russia
GenresPop, Russian music, R'n'B, synthpop
OccupationSinger
Instrumentsvocals, piano
Years active1975-present
Websitehttp://irinaallegrova.ru

Irina Aleksandrovna Allegrova (Template:Lang-ru; born January 20, 1952) is a Russian singer. People's Artist of Russia (2010)).[1][2]

Biography

Irina Allegrova was born in Rostov-on-Don in 1952.[3] Her Armenian father Alexander Sarkisov took the last name Allegrov as a pseudonym when he was just 17 and Irina was born under the last name Allegrova. Her Russian mother was Serafima Sosnovskaya. Irina was brought up in a theatrical family with famous people who frequented their house and impressed the young girl. Irina spent her early life in Baku, Azerbaijan where she studied piano and ballet. Irina gave birth to one daughter, Lala, at a young age. She left Lala with her parents and moved to Moscow to become a singer at the age of 22.[4]

In 1985, Irina met Oscar Feltsman, who gave her a chance at a solo career and wrote several songs for her. Then, in 1987 she became soloist in David Tukhmanov's band - Electroclub.[5]

Irina's debut album "My Destined One - Suzheny/Wanderer - Strannik" was written and produced by her neighbor and friend Igor Nikolaev. The album, supported by the single "Wanderer" (1991–1992) became No.1 and stayed No.1 for nearly a full year.

Irina's next album was "Ugonschitsa" (1994–1995), which won a Russian Grammy (Ovatsiya) for Best Pop Female Star. She toured the United States after that album's release.

Irina began to work with Igor Krutoi, changed her hair to her natural brunette, got married, had a grandson, and bought a house on the outskirts of Moscow. Irina and Krutoi released two albums together, "I will disperse the clouds with my hands" and "Un-finished Romance" (1996, 1998).

Irina divorced, released a healing-themed album called "Teatr" (Theater) (1999) and went on tour around the world. in 2004 Irina Allegrova received a star on the Star Square in Moscow.

In 2005, Irina began working exclusively with Aleksei Garnizov on "Po Lezviyu Lyubvi (On razor's edge of love) trilogy". A new album was planned for release in late 2005.

Irina has since written three novellas about love, and created an award ceremony where she and other stars give out the 'Golden Duck' to those journalists who made up the worst lies.

Irina Allegrova announced that in March 2012 she will be retiring and went on a final tour, she is still doing concerts, however, very rarely. At the end of 2013 she released a new song with Russian singer Slava (singer) called "First Love, Last Love". She also made a song for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi for Ice Hockey with past athletes of the sport.

Recordings

  • Strannik (cassette/lp) = Suzheny (CD) (1991/1994 CD)
  • Ugonschitsa (1995) - Car thief
  • Ya Tuchi Razvedu Rukami (1996)
  • Imperatritsa (1997) - Empress
  • Nezakonchennyi Roman (1998)
  • Teatr (1999) - The theatre
  • Vsyo Snachala (2000 version 1 & 2001 version 2)
  • Po Lezviyu Lyubvi (2002 version 1 BLACK & 2003 version 2 RED)
  • Popolam (2004)
  • S Dnem Rojdeniya (2005) - Happy Birthday!
  • Allegrova 2007 (2007)
  • Exclusive edition (2010)

References

  1. ^ Почётное звание присвоено указом Президента России № 67 от 15.01.2010
  2. ^ Ирина Аллегрова откроет год России во Франции
  3. ^ Отчаянная шоуменша. Интервью с Ириной Аллегровой. 1992 год.
  4. ^ Биография И. Аллегровой на официальном сайте
  5. ^ Аллегрова Ирина / Стильное радио «Перец ФМ»
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