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Born in February 21, 1957

A large part of Nikolay Rastorguev's life is connected with the band "Lube", of which he has been a soloist for many years. Almost all of his songs are hits, he is the singer that people were waiting for at the end of the 90s. He is his own - reliable, simple, sincere. Rastorguev is the kind of person who resembles a friend from his youth living in the neighboring yard, whom you trust more than you trust yourself. Nikolai is often called the "Kombat" of Russian pop music. Several generations have grown up to his music, and it has not lost its relevance even now. He is also a successful actor and politician.

CHILDREN

Nikolay Rastorguev was born on February 21, 1957 near Moscow, in a small village Vnukovo. His parents were ordinary Soviet toilers. Father Vyacheslav Rastorguev - driver, mother Maria Kalmykova - seamstress. Mom immediately worked in manufacturing, but when the family's youngest daughter Larissa was born, she quit her job and worked at home to spend more time with her children

Kolya studied poorly, but not because he had trouble with science, just because the boy was bored. But he drew well, read a lot, and was fond of music. Dreams of becoming a musician appeared in his school years, and grew stronger after watching the famous picture "A Hard Day's Evening. It was there that he first saw the Beatles, heard their music, which captured his soul from the first chord. Together with his friends from the yard, Nikolai began to imitate these stylish guys, they tried to play the guitar and even compose uncomplicated tunes, but nothing came of it

Having received a school certificate, which mostly had C's, he gave in to his parents' entreaties and became a student at the Moscow Institute of Technology of Light Industry. He had absolutely no desire to study, because his parents liked the institute more than he did. Constant absences began, instead of pairs Nikolai entertained himself with friends. Rastorguev did not even think that the head of their group was so responsible and principled, and regularly notified the dean's office of his classmates' truancy

Nicholas decided to straighten out the misunderstanding, but he pinned the headmaster too hard, so that he ended up in the hospital. The teachers turned on the negligent student and waited for him to make a mistake. They did not have to wait long, until the next session, for which Rastorguev was not ready. He failed all of his exams, and immediately received an order to expel him.

Nikolay was not upset, he decided that he was going to join the army. He really wanted to join the airborne forces, but to his great disappointment, they didn't take him anywhere. The medical commission found contraindications for military service, and he was immediately discharged. Nikolay Rastorguev's work biography began with a job at an aviation institute, where he was hired as a fitter

MUSIC

Nikolay never attended a music school, let alone a specialized education. But that did not stop him from pursuing his childhood dream

In 1978, Nikolay was the soloist for the band (VIA in Russian) "Шестеро молодых," but his first note came during his 1980-1985 stint in the band "Лейся, песня (in English, Lyeysya, Pyesnya)." There he befriended Valery Kipelov, who was later to form Aria. After Leysya Pesnya split, Rastorguyev spent a year in the band Rondo before joining newly formed Lube. Since then, Nikolay remains the band's only permanent member.

He has also starred in a couple of movies and released a solo English language album.

In 1997, Rastorguyev was given the honorary title People's Artist of Russia. On the occasion of his 50th birthday in 2007, Russian President Vladimir Putin awarded Nikolay with the state order "For Merit to the Fatherland," Fourth class. Rastorguyev became a member of the Russian Duma in 2010 as a representative of the ruling party United Russia.

In March 2014, Rastorguyev signed a letter in support of the position of the President of Russia Vladimir Putin on the situation in Ukraine and Crimea. For "statements contradicted the interests of our national security" he was then banned from entering Ukraine.Crimea since March 2014 is under dispute between Russia and Ukraine.

Lyube is a Soviet and Russian rock band, founded on January 14, 1989 by Igor Matvienko and Nikolay Rastorguev. The band uses elements of author's song, Russian folk music and rock music in their creative work.

The idea of creating the group "Lyube" belongs to producer and composer Igor Matvienko, who was working at that time at the Studio of Popular Music "Record".

In 1988, the idea to create a new music group with a light national-patriotic bias and manly vocals came to his mind. The search for a candidate for the role of the frontman was long and painful, until the final verdict on the job was the former "subordinate" of Igor Igor Igorovich in the ensemble "Lay, Song" Nikolai Rastorguev. By the way, the song "Uncle Vasya" from "Leisya, pesnya" performed by Rastorguev was included in the first album of "Lyube".

The beginning...

The first recorded songs for the still nameless collective were "Lyubertsy" and "Batka Makhno". The work on them started in January 14, 1989 in the studio "Zvuk" and in the studio of Moscow Palace of Youth. Guitarist of "Mirazh" band Alexey Gorbashov, Lyubertsy's resident and by conviction Victor Zastrov took part in the work, tenor Anatoly Kuleshov and bass Alexey Tarasov, Igor Matvienko and Nikolay Rastorguev were invited for recording of chorus. It was decided to make a calculation from that day on and consider this day the official birthday of "Lube".

The lyrics for the debut lyrics of Lyube were written by Alexander Shaganov, a famous poet from his work with the hard band Black Coffee (in particular, "Vladimirskaya Rus'") and Dmitry Malikov ("Till Tomorrow"), and Mikhail Andreyev, who wrote for Matvienko's "Class" and the Leningrad band "Forum". Later, other songs were recorded: "Dusya the Aggregate", "Atas", "Don't Destroy, Men", etc. In the same year the first tour of the band took place

The band's name was invented by Nikolay Rastorguev, for whom the word "lyube" has been familiar since his childhood - besides the fact that the musician lives in Lyubertsy, near Moscow, in Ukrainian this word means "any, any, different", but, according to Nikolay Rastorguev, each listener can interpret the band's name as he or she pleases.

The first line-up of the band was as follows: Alexander Nikolaev - bass guitar, Vyacheslav Tereshonok - guitar, Rinat Bakhteev - drums, Alexander Davydov - keyboards. Though the band composed in that way didn't exist long - in a year the band changed its members. First tour started at the end of March 1989. Closer to the evening the band in full staff arrived to Vnukovo to fly to Mineralnye Vody. They were also joined by Oleg Katsura, the soloist of the "Class" group. Concerts were held in Pyatigorsk and Zheleznovodsk. The first concerts were not a success and were held with empty halls.

In December 1989 he performed at the "Christmas Meetings" of Alla Pugacheva, where Rastorguev, on Alla Borisovna's advice, put on a military dress uniform to perform the song "Atas", and since then it has become a distinctive attribute of his stage image

1990

In 1990 the band's debut tape album titled "We Will Live Now in a New Way" was released, which became the prototype of the first album that would later become part of the official discography of "Lyube".

1991

In 1991 LP with the debut album "Atas" was released. Its songs: "Batka Makhno", "Taganskaya Station", "Don't kill, my men", "Atas", "Lyubertsy" etc. were already well-known by TV, radio and concerts. Because of some technical peculiarities, the vinyl disc did not contain the whole album (only 11 out of 14 songs were included). Later, a CD and an audio cassette with the full-length first album appeared on store shelves.

1992

In 1992 the band released their second album, "Who Said We Had a Bad Life? The interim album, which had been released a year before in 1991, got a full-fledged release - there were added some songs that had not been included before, there was a company disc with polygraphy. It took two years to work on the album. It was recorded at the recording studios of Moscow Dortsa Molodezhi and the studio of Stas Namin (SNC)

1992-1994

Back in 1992, "Lyube" started recording new songs that differ from the previous two albums by their seriousness, sound quality, mostly rock sound with elements of folk instruments and extended chorus parts.

1995-1996

On May 7, 1995 on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Victory the first "Lube" song "Combat" sounded on the air. There were plans even to shoot a paramilitary clip of the airborne division exercises, but they were not made in time. The work on the next album started in 1995. In 1996

1997

In 1997, an intermediate collection of the best - "Collected Works" and a lyrical creation "Songs About People" was released. One of Rastorguev's favorite songs, included in this album, is "There, Beyond the Mists".

The band participated in the 2003 election campaign of the Motherland bloc. Subsequently, the band repeatedly held concerts in support of the United Russia party and the Molodaya Gvardiya youth movement.

In the following years the band grew in popularity. According to the ROMIR Monitoring research holding in January 2006, 17% of the polled named "Lyube" the best pop band. Gradually the direction of the group's music changed as well, touching on contemporary military rock themes and backyard chanson in the mid-1990s, which in many ways reworked the traditions of the Soviet stage.

Nikolay Rastorguev - Honored Artist of Russia (1997) and People's Artist of Russia (2002). The band's musicians Anatoly Kuleshov, Vitaly Loktev, and Alexander Yerokhin were also awarded the title of Honored Artist (2004).

The band's backup vocalist Anatoly Kuleshov, who had participated in the group since its foundation, tragically died in a car accident on April 19, 2009.

In 2010 Nikolay Rastorguev became a deputy of the Federal Assembly of the "United Russia" faction of the Stavropol Territory

Discography

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Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev on 2 March 2008, the day of Russian presidential election. The soundtrack while they walk is Lyube's Davay za. Lyube is Putin's favourite band[2]

Атас (Atas, slang for "alert" — 1991)

Кто сказал, что мы плохо жили..? (Kto skazal, chto my plokho zhili...?, "Who said that we lived badly?" — 1992)

Зона Любэ (Zona lyube, "Lyube zone" — 1994)

Комбат (Kombat, "battalion commander" — 1996)

Собрание сочинений (Sobranie sochineniy, "collected works" — 1997)

Песни о людях (Pesni o ludyakh, "songs about people" — 1997)

Песни из концертной программы "Песни о людях" 24.02.98 (Iz kontsertnoy programmy "Pesni o ludyakh" ("From the concert programs of 'Songs about people'", two-disc concert recording — 1998)

Полустаночки (Polustanochki, "Whistle-stops" — 2000)

Собрание сочинений. Том 2 (Sobranie sochineniy, Tom 2, "collected works, volume 2" — 2001)

Давай за... (Davay za..., "let's drink it for..." — 2002)

Юбилей. Лучшие песни (Yubilej. Luchshiye Pesni, "anniversary, best of", two-disc concert recording — 2002)

Ребята нашего полка (Rebyata nashego polka, "the guys from our regiment" — 2004)

Рассея (Rasseya, "Russia" with a typically patriotic spelling variation — 2005)

В России (V Rossiyi, "in Russia" — 2007)

Собрание сочинений. Том 3 (Sobranie sochinenyi. Tom 3, "collected works volume 3" — 2008)

Свои (Svoi, "our people" — 2009)

За тебя, Родина-мать! (Za tebya, Rodina-mat' , "For you, Motherland!" - 2015)

She is one of the first R&B performers in Russia. Her music career began in 2003 after her collaboration with the project Sergey, for the sake of which she refused to represent Belarus at the Eurovision Song Contest. At the beginning of her creativity she called her style "Russian Folk R'n'B", the basis of which is a mixture of American urban and Russian pop-folk with its ditties and folklore motifs.

The first album "Russian Folk R'n'B" was released in 2006 on the Sony BMG label. In 2007 the re-release of this album was released, the name was also changed, which corresponded to the name of the only new song of the re-release "Pro Leto".

In 2008 the second album "38 Castles" was released. In 2011, the third album "Our Generation" was released, which successfully combined street hip-hop and progressive rock and lyrical melodies. In 2014 the singer's fourth studio album "Bianca.Music" was released, in which the singer moved away from the "Russian folk R'n'B" style and presented a symbiosis of pop music and R&B, without making a bias in either direction.

In 2007 Bianca won the MTV Russia Music Awards in the category "Best Hip-Hop Project".

In 2013 in Ukraine at the song contest "Song of the Year" she received the award "exclusive of the Ukrainian song" for her performance of the song "Vidputi" (her music and lyrics). In 2014 Bianca received the first statuette of her career "Golden Gramophone" for the lyrical soul ballad "I won't retreat", and in 2015 she won the "RU.TV Channel Award" in the category "Creativity of the Year" for the scandalous song "G* Sound".

2015-2016: "Thoughts in Notes"

In May 2015, the singer released a music video for the song "Sexy Frau," which was nominated for the RU.TV Prize 2016 in the "Sexiest Video" category. Also in this nomination is the song "Doggy Style" by the duo Potap and Nastya Kamenskih, in which Bianca also participated.

The singer also wrote the debut song for the former lead singer of the Russian R&B group 5sta family, Yulianna Karaulova. The song "You're Not Like That" became a hit of 2015, reaching the 2nd place in the Common Chart of the CIS countries.

In November 2015, the singer's duet with the rapper Mot "Absolutely Everything" was released. The song reached the top of the Bidding Chart, becoming the first song for both artists to top the chart. The song became a nominee in the Best Duo category at the Muz-TV Awards 2016 and the RU.TV Awards 2016, where Mot and Bianca won. At the end of 2016, the song receives a Golden Gramophone.

In early 2016, the singer released a song under her alter ego Bianca a.k.a. Kralja. The song was addressed to the haters and contained profanity, so it received an extremely negative reaction from the listeners. In May 2016, Bianca released the song "Roof" and then re-recorded it as a duet with the rapper Sergey. A music video was shot for the duet version of the song[6]. This duet was also nominated in the Duet of the Year category at the MusicBox TV Awards. On September 16, 2016, Bianca's fifth number one LP "Thoughts in Notes" was released on iTunes, and the music video for the song of the same title was released on October 25.

2017-2018: Mini-album "Than I Love" and "Harmony."

On February 17, 2017, the music video for Bianca and ST's duet song "Wings" was released. On April 7, together with the group "Pizza", the video for the song "Fly" premiered. Also in May 2017, singer Yulianna Karaulova released the song "I don't believe", the author of the music and lyrics of which was Bianca. On June 14, Bianca released a new song titled "Cure", and on June 16 a music video was released for the same song.On December 14, the song "Taxi" was released.

On June 1, 2018, a new mini-album "Than I Love" was released, which included 5 songs, one of which is the second duet with the rapper ST - "I can't stand it", two new songs "In Feelings" and "Than I Love" and the previously released "Cure" and "Taxi" also included in the album.

On September 21, 2018, Bianca's new album Harmony was released, which the singer completely invented and recorded in Bali. The album was recorded in a rhythm and blues, soul,reggae style. Some of the songs involved orchestral instruments. The album also features a raw voice. Bianca about the album "Harmony" in one of her interviews:

2019-present: New singles and the album "Hair"

In February 2019, it became known that the singer was working on recording a new album, which is scheduled for release this fall. On April 5, Bianca's new single "Grass" premiered, and on April 24, a cartoon video was released for it. On May 17 the single "Full f**k" and its censored version "Hair" was released, and on June 12 the music video for the song was released. On July 12 the singer released the single "My kid". On October 4, the single "Cosmos" was premiered. On November 22, together with the pre-order of the album, the track "Our Bodies" became available for listening. On November 29, Bianca released a song from her new album "Why Me".

On December 6, the new album "Hair" was released, which also included the songs "Tequila Boom", "Basil", "Who's Mom is Here" and "Rain on Your Eyelashes". The album came out in the style of Deep House, R'n'B and Soul. Bianca wrote the song "Basil" in honor of her grandmother.

On December 27, the single "In the Snow" was released.

On February 7, 2020, Bianca's new single "Lanterns" was released. On March 18, the song "Pandemic" was released in honor of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the music video for the song premiered on March 31. On April 24, the song "Shaize" was released. On June 26, the song "Tanya" was released, and the Mood video for that song premiered on August 3. On August 18, Bianca released the song "Belaya Rus" together with Max Lawrence. On August 21 together with Artur Babich they released the song "There Were Dances", and on October 10 the music video for this song was released. On October 16 the joint song "Parachute" with Slimus was released. On December 25 the song "Cold Beat" was released.

Ivan Yurievich Cherezov (born November 18, 1980, Izhevsk) - Russian biathlete, three-time world champion and two-time Olympic medalist in the relay race (although he calls himself the Olympic champion), a multiple winner of stages of the World Cup. Merited Master of Sport of Russia. One of the leaders of the Russian men's biathlon team from the mid-2000s to early 2010s. In 2016 he finished his biathlon career. Since November 2017 the head of the Udmurtia Biathlon Federation. According to the results of the May 18, 2018 report-election conference, he became a member of the IBU

Before taking biathlon, Ivan was involved in applied fire sport. He started biathlon at the age of 9 (since 1989). His first coach was Novikov Vladimir Ignatyevich. I won my first victory in biathlon in 1995 in a sprint at the Junior Championship of Udmurtia.

He made his debut at the World Cup in Kontiolahti, Finland, on December 4, 2003, when he finished 22nd in sprint. Joined the main team at the beginning of the 2004/2005 season. Participant of five World Championships (2005, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2011) and two Winter Olympic Games (2006, 2010).

At the Olympic Games in Turin in 2006 together with Sergey Chepikov, Pavel Rostovtsev and Nikolay Kruglov won silver medals in the relay. Three-time World Champion in relay (2005 - mixed relay; 2007 and 2008 - classical relay).

In the 2006/2007 season he had the absolute best result in terms of accuracy - 93.1% - and the best result in the World Cup overall standings at that time (fourth place, the best of the Russians).

Since the 2005/2006 season he has been a regular participant in World Cup relays. One of the members of the so-called "Golden four" (Cherezov, Kruglov, Yaroshenko, Chudov) who never finished lower than second place in eight starts (the 2006/2007 and 2007/2008 seasons).

Cherezov has 7 individual World Cup victories as of March 26, 2010. After winning the pursuit in Kontiolahti on December 2, 2007, Cherezov took his first yellow jersey as World Cup overall leader, but relinquished it in the following race.

During the 2009 World Championships in Korea, he won the only individual World Championship medal - a mass start bronze medal, beating Ole Einar Bjorndalen of Norway, who was leading until the last shot.

In the 2009/2010 season he was third in the World Cup overall standings, with the best individual result and the best result among Russian athletes.

In the 2010/2011 season he took 5th place in the World Cup overall standings (the best result in the Russian national team).

At the Russian Summer Championships 2011 in Ufa broke his left leg, for which he missed the whole season 2011/2012. His first start after the injury was participation in the finals of the IBU Cup in Altenberg on March 10 and 11, 2012.

Season 2011/2012

March 08, 2012 IBU Cup 2012/2013. Altenberg, Germany. Individual race, 20 km - did not take part.

March 10, 2012 IBU Cup 2012/2013. Altenberg, Germany. Sprint, 10 km - 21st place. Shooting 1+1. Time 27:32.0 +1:34.7

March 11, 2012 IBU Cup 2012/2013. Altenberg, Germany. 12.5 km pursuit. 5th place. Shooting 2+0+1+0. Time 37:48.3 +1:41.7

Season 2012/2013

30.11.2012 г. IBU Cup 2012/2013. Beitostolen, Norway. Individual race, 20 km - 1 place. Shooting 0+1+0+0. Time 55:23.9

01.12.2012 г. IBU Cup 2012/2013. Beitostolen, Norway. Sprint, 10 km. 5th place. Shooting 0+1. Time 26:34.0 +27.7

13.12.2012 г. Biathlon World Cup 2012/2013 Pokljuka, Slovenia. Sprint, 10 km. 62 place. Shooting 0+2. Time 27:04.7 +2:23.0.

21.12.2012 г. Izhevsk Rifle. Izhevsk, Russia. Sprint, 10 km - 11th place. Shooting - 2 misses. Time 28:26.0 +1.01,4[4].

23.12.2012 г. Izhevsk rifle. Izhevsk, Russia. Individual race - 2nd place[5].

Also took part in the 7th stage of the World Cup in Holmenkollen: in sprint - 31st place (1+0) with +1.45 min gap; in pursuit - only 36th place (0-3-1-1). Thus scored his first 15 points in the World Cup for the first time since the 2010/2011 season. Ranked 84th in the overall World Cup total for the 2012/2013 season. The winter season ended well for the biathlete. At the Russian Championships in Uvat together with E. Garanichev. Maksimov and A. Makoveev took third place in the relay, and then came in first in the mass start at 15 kilometers, passing all four stages without penalty laps and beating other team veterans M. Tchoudov and M. Maximov. In the mega mass start for the Governor's Prize of the Tyumen region, where the whole Russian men's team took part, he was also the winner, with only one penalty lap. As a result, he became the owner of the Russian Cup in biathlon. In May, by the decision of the Russian national team coaching staff, was not included in the list for centralized training. Later he began to train in a group under the guidance of Valery Polkhovsky, an Advisor to the SBRF President, together with M. Tchoudov, M. Maksimov and S. Bocharnikov, and in September he trained with A. Shipulin. At the 2013 Russian Summer Biathlon Cup and Championships in Sochi, where the main team also took part, he showed the best speed. He was 6th in the sprint with three penalties, and a few days later he won the individual race.

Born on April 10, 1977 in Izhevsk.

After graduating from high school, she entered Izhevsk College of Psychology. Six months later she joined regional television, where she worked as a news reporter for three years. At the same time, she hosted an author's program with Russian show business and movie stars who came to Izhevsk on tour.

In 1996 she entered Moscow State University of Culture and Arts (majoring in Film and TV Management). Then, she worked on the information and entertainment program "Vesti at 11" on the RTR television channel, prepared special reports from Russian cities for the program "Vesti PRO".

From 1998 to 2001, she worked on the information and entertainment programme Day by Day (TV-6). For a year she was the host of the national contest "Girl 2000" - together with the country searched for the most interesting, beautiful, intelligent girl of the century. She was also the host of "The Wet T-shirt Show" and "The Thing". Then she created her own author's program "Working Noon", which she dedicated to people working in weaving factories, bakeries, in the Metrostroy.

From 2001 to 2002, together with Anatoliy Kuzichev, she hosted the information and entertainment programme Big Swimming on the Third Channel (TRVK Moskovia), which had some of its airtime on the TVC channel in Moscow (a number of sources incorrectly state that the programme was on the TVC channel).

Since 2002, she has been a presenter of the program Morning Russia (formerly Good Morning Russia!) on the Rossiya 1 channel.

In 2007, she won a prize at the European television competition Erasmus euromedia award for the film Phenomenal Twins, or How Ours Conquered Eurovision - in the category "Best Social Project".

From 2009 to 2014 - author and presenter of the program "One on the Planet" of the TV channel "My Planet".

2010 - at the XIV Congress of the Russian Geographical Society (RGS), held in St. Petersburg and dedicated to the 165th anniversary of the RGS, Vladimir Putin noted an honorary diploma for the documentary film "Tiksi - the territory of permafrost".

2011 - was awarded the Medal of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" of the 2nd degree.

February 2012 - Assistant to the President of the Russian Geographical Society for Information Policy[8]. In this capacity since mid-2015, she has been presenting a specialized block of questions for the program "Your Game" on NTV.

On June 25, 2015, she won the TEFI-2015 award (together with Vladislav Zavyalov) in the category "Morning Program Host" in the "Daytime Broadcasting" category.

In 2017, his son Artemy was born

Sergey Gilev. Born October 12, 1979 in Izhevsk. Russian theater and film actor. Sergey Gilev was born on October 12, 1979 in Izhevsk. After graduating from high school went to Saratov, where he was going to learn in military school, but the army everyday life was not to his liking. He tried to study at the journalism department, but did not last two years there. He worked at Izhevsk radio. Then he moved to Moscow, where he took any job, including a loader for a living. Then I got a job in internet projects, acted as an administrator in social networks and collaborated with the Sports.ru portal by running the "Tribuna" blogging platform. I also promoted the educational website "Mel. He painted pictures while working at Sports.ru. He remembered that he bought canvases and paints and started painting right in his office. He also hung his canvases on the walls of the office. Once, at the invitation of friends Gilev made an exhibition in New York and sold a dozen works. In 2012, he graduated from the Herman Sidakov School of Drama. His theatrical works include: "Love in a Glass of Water" - Tolya (directed by Igor Nevedrov). In 2017 at the Sharm El Sheikh Theater Festival, he received a prize in the Best Supporting Actor category

In 2013 he started acting in films. Performed roles in the films "Policeman from Rublevki in Beskudnikovo" (Oleg), "Unknown" (Andrew), "Passengers" (Kirill), etc. He became widely known in 2020 after his role as Cossack Danila in the comedy "Chiki" directed by Eduard Oganesyan. The tape is about how three girls of low social responsibility decide to open a fitness club. Hero Gilev - bandit and scumbag, the plot Danila in love with Zhanna (Irina Gorbacheva), who decided to give up her former occupation and go into business. As a result, Sergey Chilev and Irina Gorbacheva made an organic tandem, although their characters are far from ideal: both Zhanna and Danila - selfish, all his life fighting with himself, alone and broken. Sergei Gilev in the TV series "Chiki" In 2021, played a major role in the social drama "Nuuchcha" directed by Vladimir Munkueva. The film is set at the end of the 19th century in Yakutia. Khabdzhi and his wife Keremes live far away from populated areas. Having buried their second child, they continue to survive in the conditions of the Yakut taiga and prepare for a harsh and hungry winter. One day the local Prince imposes a Russian convict, Kostya, who by law must live in the same house with them, to settle them. Finding a common language does not work out from the beginning, and the convict quickly decides to become the new master of the house

The brothers were born in Izhevsk, the capital of the Udmurt Republic, in 1999. By nationality they are Azerbaijanis. Despite the fact that the guys are twins, they are different in height: Faik - 1 meter 70 centimeters, and Rauf - 1 meter 96 centimeters. Knowing their year of birth it is not difficult to calculate how old they are. They will be 20 this year.

The Mirzaev brothers made the decision to devote their lives to music when they were still children. From a young age they purposefully pursued the path of music and creative development. They started in the vocal studio of the local House of Art and continued their studies in the variety studio. Together with representatives of the "Above the Rainbow" studio, they toured countries such as Sweden, Finland and Estonia. They admired the beauties of the northern capital of Russia

The brothers honed their vocal skills in cafes and small restaurants at family celebrations and wedding ceremonies. At the same time they learned to be confident on stage. The repertoire included hits of pop music and compositions by contemporary singers. The performers not only gave pleasure to the audience, but also received a huge creative charge themselves.

The musicians released their first songs and music videos for the famous song "Loveremindyesterday". The work brought the musicians success: an unexpectedly high number of likes and views on the network. The next music video for the song "I don't need words" was released in 2016. Students of the Izhevsk music school and Daria Melnikova, a novice actress and part-time friend of the brothers, participated in its filming as a cast.

Rauf and Faik Don't Need Words

On their way to their singing Olympus, Faik and Rauf Mirzaevs work independently, without producing. They get material and moral support from relatives and an army of friends.

Today, there is no collective on the Russian pop scene that is more promising in its creative development. The velvet voice of the performers, the lyrical melodies of their songs are loved by their fans and make them listen to more and more.

For example, the music video "Childhood", which holds a record for the number of reposts, has been viewed over 20 million times. An interesting fact is that a parody has already been created for the song "Childhood". And as we know, the parodies are used for the really popular songs.

Igor Yuryevich Burnyshev (born 1977) is a popular Russian musician, music video maker, director, and soloist of the Burito band, where he performs under the pseudonym of Garik Burito. In the past, a member of the pop team "Band`Eros", thanks to which the performer received his first fame in the art world.

In 2015, the band Burito broke into the airwaves of radio stations in Russia and music channels in the country, where it permanently established itself in the leadership positions in the charts. Despite the fact that the creative biography of the singer Burito was not quite smooth at first, now the musician successfully develops his career, pleasing fans with new

Childhood and Young Years

Igor Burnyshev was born in Izhevsk, the capital of Udmurtia, on June 4, 1977 in a family of ordinary workers. The musician's parents worked at a radio factory: his father Yuri Konstantinovich was a milling machine operator and his mother Nadezhda Fyodorovna was an assembler. One more child was brought up in the Burnyshev family - Igor's younger brother Anton, who later became a presenter on Love radio

Starting a career

Igor Burnyshev started his musical career by DJing under the pseudonym DMСB. In 1999 the singer with his comrades tried to launch a project called "Burito", but at that time the newly formed team was not very popular.

The first failure did not deprive the singer of hope for success, Burnyshev began to look for a niche in other areas of creativity. The talented young man got a job as a choreographer in the extreme show "Urbans", started teaching dancing, shot various videos, and worked as a director-director.

While working in the studio Igor Burnyshev got acquainted with the producer A. Dulov, and then with the members of the future band "Band'Eros". The first clip called "Boom Señorita" was released in 2005. Igor was engaged in choreographic staging for the clip.

In the next music video "Don't Repent" Burnyshev was already included in the group as a vocalist. The first fee gave an opportunity to fulfill a cherished dream, and the singer started to create his own studio. Its arrangement was completed by 2012, and the musician with Igor Bledny returned to work on Burito.

At that moment the guys met Valery Meladze's sister Liana and Alena Mikhailova. Burnyshev repeatedly showed his own developments to fellow musicians from Band'Eros, and they praised the new projects. So the soloist's leaving the band to promote "Burito" was not unexpected for the guys

Burrito" band.

The collective became known to a wide audience in 2012 thanks to Igor's return to the team. The first time the band failed to achieve significant success, and Burnyshev began to cooperate with Band'Eros, concentrating all his efforts on the new project. Igor fully joined the band only in the summer of 2012, becoming a songwriter and soloist

The name of the band belongs to Burnyshev, but it's not about corn tortillas, the favorite dish of Mexicans. It's much deeper than that - burrito is a combination of three Japanese characters, carrying a glorious idea: "bu" - warrior, "ri" - truth, "to" - sword, which sounds like "fighting for justice.

In 2000 the first composition of the team was released, but it remained unnoticed by the public. Instead of big concert halls, which the band members dreamed of, they had to content themselves with solitary performances in clubs in the capital. The second launch of the Burito project was marked by the release of the track "You Know", which was the result of the team's collaboration with the singer Yelka in 2015.

This was folowed by the compositions "Mama", "While the City Sleeps", and in 2016 "You're Always Waiting for Me", which won no less success. The group releases its tracks in a unique style, which the musicians themselves define as rap-core. Fans remembered the single "While the city sleeps" by the interesting clip, made in animation style.

In May 2015 Burito delighted the audience with its first performances, followed by a tour in Belarus. The next year the group presented the audience with the dance composition "Megahit". At the beginning of 2017 Burito surprised fans with a new lyrical song called "Along the Waves".

Contrary to the usual rap-core, fans heard a pop style unaccustomed to Burito. The song was presented on the "Evening Urgant" TV show, and later the guys created an official remix of it.

On November 19 the team released another studio called "White Album". The first to hear the song were the regulars and guests of the capital club "Izvestia Hall". The most successful composition was "Strokes". This disc also included the track, which Burito recorded together with Ligalize. The composition "You Know", created in collaboration with Yolka, was not the only one.

The next joint work of the stars was the commercial "It starts with you", released for the company "Megafon". In addition to his career, Igor Burnyshev actively promotes the creativity of his wife and collaborates with other performers, such as Yolka, Irakli, engaged in the creation of music videos for their compositions.

In 2017, Burito, together with Oksana Ustinova, presented the song "Make a Fire" to the public. In the fall of 2018, the singer released a new composition "Take Off", and in 2019 - the song "Take My Heart" with the collective Filatov & Karas. Collaboration with Vladimir Presnyakov also brought the result in the form of the track "Zurbagan 2.0"

Located 92 km north of Izhevsk in the Cheptsa River basin. Railway station on the Izhevsk - Perm branch

History

For the first time Igra village was mentioned in 1615 in the list from the registers of governors Fedor Andreevich Zvenigorodsky and Vasily Terentievich Zhemchuzhnikov and clerk Mikhail Odintsov.[4] According to the census book in 1678, in the village Igra over the Lozey river there were 43 households, 185 people lived[5].

In 1859, Igra became the center of the Igrinskaya volost of Glazovsky County. According to the tenth revision in 1859 in 19 households of the state village Igrinskaya (Buzhgurt) near the Igra key, there were 111 people living there, there was a rural mahalla[6].

In 1861 the village with the opening of its parish became a village. The following year a wooden church was built in honor of the Apostle John the Theologian, consecrated November 12, 1862. In 1873 a parochial school was opened at the church.

On September 13, 1918, during the Izhevsk-Votkin uprising, after a fierce battle, Igra was captured by Izhevsk rebels and was used as an important stronghold during the ensuing attacks on Zura, where Red Army units were located. On October 1, Igra was surrounded and stormed by units of the Special Vyatka Division of the Red Army.

In 1929 Igra was a part of newly formed Zura region, and in 1937 Igrinsky region was formed and the settlement became its center.

The status of an urban-type settlement - since 1954