Alla Pugacheva (born. April 15, 1949, Moscow) — Soviet and Russian singer, songwriter, stage Director, producer, actress and television presenter. People's artist of the USSR (1991). Laureate of the State prize of the Russian Federation (1995).Her repertoire includes more than 500 songs in Russian, English, German, French, Hebrew, Finnish, Ukrainian, and discography includes more than 100 solo LPS, CDs and DVDs. In addition to Russia and countries of the former Soviet Union Pugacheva albums were released in Japan[1], Korea[2] , Sweden[3], Finland[4], Germany[5], Poland[6], Czechoslovakia[7] and Bulgaria[8]. The total number of discs exceeded 250 million copies[9].The career of Alla Pugacheva marked as the all-Union and international success in the music scene in Europe, Asia and North America (particularly USA). Now called "diva", "Queen of pop", "the main singer of Russia". From 1976 to the beginning of 1990-ies the results of surveys of the all-Union music charts consistently voted the best singer of the year. In the foreign press 1970-1980 was repeatedly the star of the No. 1 Soviet music, "Soviet superstar".Currently retired from active creative activity, announced the termination of the tour. Married Maxim Galkin. Has two daughters, a son and three grandchildren.
