Yaroslav Evdokimov is a singer, a native of Ukraine, whose popularity came in the 80-90s. His repertoire is quite rich, characterized by a combination of lyricism and masculinity, includes lyric and patriotic songs.
early years
Yaroslav Evdokimov was born on November 22, 1946 in the city of Rivne. His childhood was far from cloudless, he was born in a prison hospital. His parents were repressed as Ukrainian nationalists.
The boy was raised by his grandparents. Yaroslav's childhood was spent in the village. Profit of the Rivne region. His grandfather was a blacksmith, taught his grandson to physical labor. Yaroslav was a shepherd, later became an assistant to a blacksmith.
In 1955, the mother took her nine-year-old son to Norilsk, where he graduated from the music school. Then he studied at a music school, then began to study vocals in the workshop of Taraskina Rimma. Unfortunately, his studies had to be interrupted, as the young man was drafted into the army.
He served in the construction brigade as the son of the repressed. After the army, Evdokimov returned to the village where he spent his childhood, later he lived in Dnepropetrovsk, where he worked at a tire factory. During that period, he met his future wife, later they moved to Belarus, to her homeland.
Creative biography
Evdokimov never left the desire to perform on stage. In Dnepropetrovsk, he sang in one of the local restaurants. In Belarus, Yaroslav got a job at the Minsk Philharmonic, where he became a vocalist, began to go on tour.
To complete his musical education, he entered the school. Glinka. Later Evdokimov became a soloist in the Dance and Song Ensemble. In parallel, he studied acting, the mentor was Vladimir Buchel, professor of singing.
The first popularity came to the singer when he participated in the All-Union competition "With a song through life", which was shown on TV. This happened in 1979.
In 1980, Evdokimov performed at a government concert, which was attended by Peter Masherov, leader of the Central Committee of the Party of Belarus. The singer sang the song "Field of Memory", which shocked Masherov. Soon Evdokimov was awarded the title of Honored Artist.
An important stage in his creative biography was the cycle of songs "Memory", aired on TV on Victory Day (1980). Evdokimov received the nickname “Belarusian nightingale”. They began to invite him to popular programs: "Hello, we are looking for talents", "Sing, friends!", "Wider circle", "Song of the year". The audience especially loved the hits “Beyond the Danube”, “May Waltz”, “My Enchanted”.
In 1988, Evdokimov's first disc, Everything Will Come True, was released. The singer has successfully performed at several international competitions, his voice was called "superbaritone". In 1994, the album "Don't Rip Your Shirt" was released, many of the compositions became hits.
In the mid-90s, Yaroslav Aleksandrovich moved to Moscow, was a soloist of Mosestrada, successfully collaborated with Poperechny Anatoly, Morozov Alexander, Dobrynin Vyacheslav, Mateta Igor, Malezhik Vyacheslav, Rubalskaya Larisa, Osiashvili Simon. The hits were the songs "Fantasy", "May Waltz", "Well" and others.
Personal life
The singer's first wife is the daughter of the chairman of the state farm in the village where Yaroslav Aleksandrovich previously lived. The marriage did not last long. Evdokimov met a new love in Dnepropetrovsk, later they lived in Minsk.
The singer has two children - a son from his first wife and daughter Galina from the second. The wife and daughter did not go with their spouse to Moscow, remaining in Belarus. The third marriage of Yaroslav Alexandrovich is civil.
