Yana Pavlova (group “Vorovaiki”): personal and creative biography. Vorovayki composition of the group Vorovayki biography of participants

The Vorovayki group was created in September 1999 by the famous performer, composer and poet Yuri Almazov and Spartak Harutyunyan. In November of the same year, the group's debut album was released and immediately won the hearts of many listeners with its simple and at the same time deep songs, which reflect the soul, pain and joy of the Russian person. Since February 2001, the group begins to conduct active concert activities. In September 2001, the group released its second album and immediately took 4th place in sales of cassettes and CDs in the genre of Russian criminal music, which brought the group even greater popularity. The third album was released at the beginning of 2002, and then a collection of remixes of the group’s most popular songs with the participation of DJ Vasya was released. “Black Flowers” ​​is the name of the fourth album, which includes 15 new songs. The album “Black Flowers” ​​topped the sales charts for five weeks. It was released on November 15, 2002. At the beginning of 2003, one of the authors, S. Harutyunyan, left the group. On July 30, 2003, the first official collection of the best Vorovai songs (“Macho”) was released. All songs were carefully selected according to online voting by fans of the group. 18 songs + 2 remixes. 5th album "Stop the Thief!" released November 18, 2003. On December 28, 2004, the 6th album was released. On April 8, 2005, new remixes were released with the participation of DJ Vasya and DJ Baba Shura. On February 16, 2006, the group's seventh album was released. The album includes 12 new songs.

On October 1, 2006, the group's 8th album, entitled "Girlfriends", was released. In addition to the previous authors, the wonderful Russian poet Alexander Polarnik, known for his poems to songs performed by M. Shufutinsky, was invited to work on the album. 9 poems were specially written for “Thieves”. Also on the album you can hear a comic song based on the poems of Boris Boston “Star Factory” and the lyrical “I Pray”. The highlight of the album was the wonderful song “Girlfriend”, performed by the duet of Yana and Lena, with lyrics by Victoria Vetrova. On May 14, 2007, a collection of songs was released under the title “Acoustic Album”; in addition to old compositions, the disc contains 4 previously unreleased songs. Songs that have long been familiar to everyone sounded in a new way thanks to the skill of the group, excellent musicians and talented arrangers. No synthesizers or other new-fangled modules were used during recording. The main emphasis is placed on guitar arrangements, and it is thanks to them that the group’s long-known hits sounded in a new way. On September 20, a new numbered (ninth) album “Stolen Love” was released. The disc contains 17 tracks and plays for 80 minutes! To date, this is the group’s largest work for the entire period of its existence.

Today's composition of the VOROVAIKI group:
Larisa Nadyktova - backing vocals, dancing
Elena Mishina - vocals, keyboards inst.
Yulianna Ponomareva - backing vocals, dancing
Yana Pavlova-Latsvieva - vocals
Yuri Almazov - percussion, drums inst.
Valery Lizner - computer, synthesizer
Vladimir Petrov - sound engineer
Alexander Ezhov - concert director
"Vorovaiki" tm. - registered trademark of Almazov group incorporation.

Discography:
Remixes of tattoos
First album
Second album
Third album
Fourth album "Black Flowers"
Collection of the best songs "Macho"
Fifth album
Thieves mp3
Sixth album
Vorovayki & DJ Vasya REMIX"Y
Vorovayki - acoustic album
Seventh album
Eighth album "Girlfriends"
Ninth album "Stolen Love"
Tenth album

Biography, life story of the Vorovayki group

“Vorovaiki” is a domestic group performing songs in the style of chanson.

Creation

The Vorovayki group was created in September 1999 by the famous performer, composer and poet Yuri Almazov and Spartak Harutyunyan. In November of the same year, the group's debut album was released and immediately won the hearts of many listeners with its simple and at the same time deep songs, which reflect the soul, pain and joy of the Russian person.

Since February 2001, the group begins to conduct active concert activities.

Star Trek

In September 2001, the group released its second album and immediately took 4th place in sales of cassettes and CDs in the Russian chanson genre, which brought the group even greater popularity. The third album was released at the beginning of 2002, and then a collection of remixes of the group’s most popular songs with the participation of DJ Vasya was released.

“Black Flowers” ​​is the name of the fourth album, which includes 15 new songs. The album “Black Flowers” ​​topped the sales charts for five weeks. It was released on November 15, 2002. At the beginning of 2003, one of the authors, S. Harutyunyan, left the group.

On July 30, 2003, the first official collection of the best Vorovai songs (“Macho”) was released. All songs were carefully selected according to online voting by the band's fans. 18 songs + 2 remixes. 5th album “Stop the Thief!” released November 18, 2003. In November 2004, the 6th album “News from Distant Places” was released.

In 2006, the group’s next album, “Girlfriends,” was released. Helped the girls create it himself Mikhail Shufutinsky.

In 2009, “The Thieves” presented a collection to the people that was strikingly different from their previous works. The compositions became more lyrical, melodic, more soulful and tender.

Composition of the group "Vorovaiki"

Diana Terkulova – vocalist

Larisa Nadyktova – vocalist

Yana Pavlova – vocalist

Alexander Samoilov – guitar

Valery Lizner – keyboards

Yuri Almazov – keyboards

Dmitry Volkov – sound engineer

Dmitry Shpakov – administrator

A little about the band's vocalists

Diana Terkulova

Terkulova was born in Moscow. She grew up as a gifted child - she sang in the choir, learned to play the piano, did rhythmic gymnastics and ballroom dancing, was fond of equestrianism, and for some time even went to karate class. In her youth she learned to play the electric guitar.

After school, Diana had to go to work - her parents were not rich, so she was forced to start an independent life early. At first, Diana worked as an assistant stage designer, but over time she managed to fully demonstrate her talent as a singer.

In 1997, Diana Terkulova became the vocalist of the group “Chocolate”. The group lasted only three years. In 2000, the last concert of “Chocolate” was given. At the same time, Diana received an offer to sing in Vorovayki.

Lirasa Nadyktova

Larisa was born in Krasnoyarsk, but she lived most of her life in Omsk. After school, the girl entered a cultural school, but studied there for only two years.

At the age of nineteen, Nadyktova married Yuri Almazov. A little later, she gave him an heir - a son, Nikita. In 1995, the whole family moved to Moscow.

Yana Pavlova

Yana is from Orenburg. From an early age the girl gravitated towards music. Her favorite performer was Michael Jackson . While still a schoolgirl, she proved to everyone that her vocal abilities are a real miracle. She was a soloist in the school choir.

After school, she entered the local music college, but due to disputes with teachers, she did not last there even a year. In order to somehow occupy her time, Yana began working as a singer in one of the Orenburg restaurants.

In 1999, Pavlova took first place in the competition for young performers “Golden Voice of the Urals”. Inspired by the victory, Yana decided to audition for the new group “Vorovaiki”. The casting organizers immediately liked the talented girl. That's how she got into the team.

In 2003, Yana Pavlova met Anatoly, a football player, her future husband. They got married a year after their first meeting. In early autumn 2004, the couple had a daughter. The girl was named Anya. Alas, their family happiness was destroyed by a court order - Anatoly was imprisoned.

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To the question: How many soloists were there in the Vorovayki group, what were their names?? given by the author Lenchik the best answer is Today's lineup of the VOROVAIKI group: Diana Terkulova, Larisa Nadyktova, Natalya Bystrova, Alexander Samoilov - guitar, Valery Lizner - keyboards. , Yuri Almazov - keyboards inst. , Dmitry Volkov - sound engineer, Dmitry Shpakov - administrator.
The Vorovayki group was created in September 1999 by the famous performer, composer and poet Yuri Almazov and Spartak Harutyunyan. In November of the same year, the group's debut album was released and immediately won the hearts of many listeners with its simple and at the same time deep songs, which reflect the soul, pain and joy of the Russian person. Since February 2001, the group begins to conduct active concert activities. In September 2001, the group released its second album and immediately took 4th place in sales of cassettes and CDs in the Russian Chanson genre, which brought the group even greater popularity. The third album was released at the beginning of 2002, and then a collection of remixes of the group’s most popular songs with the participation of DJ Vasya was released. “Black Flowers” ​​is the name of the fourth album, which includes 15 new songs. The album "Black Flowers" topped the sales charts for five weeks. It was released on November 15, 2002. At the beginning of 2003, one of the authors, S. Harutyunyan, left the group. On July 30, 2003, the first official collection of the best Vorovai songs (“Macho”) was released. All songs were carefully selected according to online voting by the band's fans. 18 songs + 2 remixes. The 5th album "Stop the Thief!" was released on November 18, 2003. On December 28, 2004, the 6th album was released. On April 8, 2005, new remixes were released with the participation of DJ Vasya and DJ Baba Shura. On February 16, 2006, the group's seventh album was released. The album includes 12 new songs.
On October 1, 2006, the group's 8th album, entitled "Girlfriends", was released. In addition to the previous authors, the wonderful Russian poet Alexander Polarnik, known for his poems to songs performed by M. Shufutinsky, was invited to work on the album. 9 poems were specially written for "Thieves". Also on the album you can hear a comic song based on the poems of Boris Boston “Star Factory” and the lyrical “I Pray”. The highlight of the album was the wonderful song “Girlfriend”, performed by the duet of Diana and Lena, with lyrics by Victoria Vetrova.
Composition of the group "Vorovaiki":
Larisa Nadyktova - backing vocals, dancing
Elena Mishina - vocals, keyboards
Yulianna Ponomareva - backing vocals, dancing
Yana Pavlova-Latsvieva - vocals
Yuri Almazov - percussion, percussion instruments
Dmitry Shpakov - keyboards
Valery Lizner - computer, synthesizer
Vladimir Petrov - sound engineer