Vladimir Georgievich Migulya lived only 50 years, but his songs are still known and loved not only in our country, but also abroad.
A few months after the final victory over Nazi Germany, a son, Vladimir, was born in the family of military pilot Miguli Georgy Fedorovich and Lyudmila Alexandrovna. Then the family lived in Stalingrad. Ukrainian by nationality, Vladimir's father was a very musical person, was fond of folk music, played various musical instruments, which was undoubtedly passed on to his son.
The beginning of the biography
From childhood, Volodya was fond of music, and, although the family of a career military man traveled throughout the Soviet Union and abroad, the boy managed to graduate from a music school in Orsk. Even then, teachers singled out a talented student, his special musicality. When Vladimir was almost seventeen years old, his parents divorced. Together with his mother, he moved back to Stalingrad and, at the insistence of Lyudmila Alexandrovna, entered the medical institute. At that time, Volodya could not imagine himself without music, but he did not oppose his mother's will. At the medical institute, he creates a student music group "Allegro", and after the second year he enters the local music school. A few years later, he successfully graduated from both educational institutions. This is not the end of Miguli's brilliant education. In 1968 he left for Leningrad and entered the conservatory, and at the same time both the composer and the vocal department. Vladimir Migulya dreamed not only of composing songs, but also performing them on his own. Moreover, the talented musician continued to work in both chamber and symphonic genres.
Success in creativity
Migule's first popularity was brought by the song "Talk to me, Mom", which he wrote in his last year at the Conservatory. After graduation, the composer moved to Moscow, where he became one of the most popular authors of the 70s. In the capital, Vladimir Georgievich collaborates not only with famous Soviet performers, but also with foreign ones, such as The Rolling Stones and Chervony Guitar. His famous compositions have repeatedly become laureates at both Russian and international competitions.
Personal life
Migulya acquired personal happiness only with his third wife. She was the Georgian woman Maria Simonia, who gave birth to his daughter Liana. In a loving family, the wife's daughter from her first marriage, Keta, was also brought up, and later Miguli's daughter from her first marriage, Julia, joined.
last years of life
By the end of the 80s, Migulya wrote several patriotic songs, expressing his civic position, which displeases the authorities. A talented performer is increasingly denied airtime. The troubles associated with this, clashes with racketeers and the ensuing assassination attempt undermined the health of Vladimir Georgievich. The neurological disease previously discovered in Miguli began to progress. He was prescribed bed rest, but the talented musician continued to create. In 1996, an author's concert of the famous author was organized in Moscow, at which he could no longer be present. The composer had to listen to his first and only author's concert on the radio. And in February of the same year, the great Russian composer passed away.
