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ЛиндаПевица
Дата рождения: 29.04.1977
Страна:  Казахстан |
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Biography of Linda
Linda is a Russian singer who is known for her unique and eccentric style. Her songs in the 90s reflected the transformative era with their unusual lyrics and subtle melodies that captivated listeners. She quickly rose to fame among the best Russian stars of the time, bringing a fresh sound to the music industry that is still appreciated today.
Childhood and Youth
Linda, whose real name is Svetlana Geiman, was born on April 29, 1977, in the city of Kentau, Kazakhstan. She was the youngest child in the family of financier Lev Isaakovich and his wife Alexandra Vasilievna. Linda grew up with her sister Elena. From an early age, Linda displayed unique characteristics, such as sleeping only three hours a day and constant restlessness. She had a vivid imagination and entertained herself in a world of her own fantasies.
At a young age, Linda moved with her family to the city of Tolyatti, where she attended a music school. Although she enjoyed playing instruments, she struggled with dictation and solfeggio. Linda also trained in acrobatics, which resulted in a serious accident where she fell from a height of 8 meters. Doctors doubted that she would ever walk again, but she miraculously recovered. At the age of 15, Linda and her parents moved to Moscow, where she developed a passion for theater. She attended the theater "Ermitazh" and studied under the guidance of Yuri Galperin. Through Galperin, she met Vladimir Khachaturov, who encouraged her to pursue a career in music.
Music
In the early years of her career, Linda collaborated with composers Vitaly Okorokov and Vladimir Matetsky. They helped create her first songs. Her debut music video for the song "Igra s Ognem" showcased Linda's unique style. The video was directed by Fyodor Bondarchuk and was inspired by the image of Madonna.
Linda later began working with talented arranger and composer Maxim Fadeev. This collaboration proved to be incredibly successful, as they brought a fresh and unique sound to the Russian music scene. Linda's debut album, "Pesni Tibetskikh Lam," was released in 1994. The album featured collaborations with Olga Dzusova and a young Yulia Savicheva. The album was promoted by the label "Kristalnaya Muzyka" and received support from the radio station "Europa Plus." The album sold 250,000 copies and quickly gained popularity.
Linda's breakthrough came with her album "Vorona" in 1996. The album showcased a dark and captivating sound that resonated with listeners. It sold over 2 million copies and became a defining album of the 90s. Linda's popularity continued to grow, and she was awarded multiple accolades as "Singer of the Year."
In 1998, Linda's relationship with Maxim Fadeev deteriorated, and they decided to part ways. She continued her career with various projects and released albums such as "Platsenta" and "Zrenie." Linda experimented with different styles and collaborated with renowned composers and producers.
In 2012, Linda married producer Stefanos Korkolis. They had been in a relationship for seven years before officially tying the knot. However, their marriage was short-lived, and they separated in 2014. Linda has chosen to keep her personal life private since then.
Linda continues to create music and perform concerts, though new releases are less frequent. Her unique style and captivating performances have made her a beloved figure in the Russian music industry.
