Masha Rasputina is a Russian pop singer, whose bright pages of her biography occurred at the end of the last century, as well as in the mid-2000s. She managed not only to achieve success on the stage, but also to successfully build her personal life.
Biography
Masha Rasputina was born in the city of Belovo in 1964. Her real name and surname is Alla Ageeva. Since childhood, she had a perky character, and leadership qualities showed up at school. The future artist understood that she had very few prospects in Siberia, so she went to Moscow to enter the Shchukin Theater Institute. The girl did not pass the sample, and for some time she had to work in a sewing workshop.
Ageeva did not give up trying to get into show business. She constantly went to auditions for various musical groups, until one of them invited her to perform on a regular basis. In addition, Ageeva managed to enter the Tver School of Music, where she studied until 1988. She returned to the capital as an actually experienced artist, ready to conquer new heights.
In Moscow, the singer got along with her future husband - producer Vladimir Ermakov. It was he who advised her an unusual stage name Masha Rasputin, which perfectly matches the image of a shocking singer with an unusually deep voice and defiantly bright manners. Masha began performing in Moscow public institutions and gradually became more and more famous among the metropolitan public.
In 1988, the singer recorded the song "Play, Musician!" The author of which was Rasputina's new acquaintance Igor Mateta. The composition sounded in the TV show "Morning Mail" and immediately acquired the status of a hit. A year later, she helped Rasputina win the prestigious Pyongyang festival. " In 1991, she released her first full-length album, City Crazy. After that, Masha became a full member of the Russian stage, performed at state concerts and tours.
In the late 90s, Rasputina had to leave the stage for a short time in connection with the birth of her daughter. Her triumphant return was the song "Tea Rose", recorded in a duet with Philip Kirkorov. After some time, they "was born" the next composition "Dreams". These hits made the singer incredibly popular, and she released the album "The Best", which included both new and already loved songs.
Personal life
The first husband of Masha Rasputina was the Russian producer Vladimir Ermakov, whom she met in Moscow in the early 80s. In 1983, they had a child - daughter Lydia, but the couple entered into an official marriage only after eight years of cohabitation. In the late 90s, the relationship of the spouses went wrong, and they filed for divorce. A hard blow for the singer was her daughter's decision to stay with her father. They made up only a few years later.
In 1999, Masha Rasputina married producer and businessman Viktor Zakharov. They had a daughter, Maria. It was this event that forced the singer to leave the stage for some time for the sake of the well-being in the family. Currently, Rasputin also rarely appears on the stage and maintains the status of the Russian socialite.
