A singer with a unique voice, rich in emotional intonations, Margarita Suvorova charmed everyone who was lucky enough to attend her concerts.
In 1938, in early autumn, on September 4, a girl was born in the Udmurt Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, the village of Zura, Igrinsky District. Future national favorite with a unique voice Suvorova Margarita Nikolaevna. The first acquaintance with the stage at Margarita took place at the age of 4. This happened in the city of Glazovo. Where did the Perm Opera House come on tour? They were looking for a little girl for the role of the little mermaid, and her mother brought Margarita. The girl immediately impressed the artistic council and at the age of 6 she played a little mermaid.
When the Suvorova family moved to live in Izhevsk, the girl was 10 years old. Opposite their housing was the House of Culture, where the girl went to creative circles. Her favorite pastime was singing. It was then that she had a dream of becoming a singer, which she realized. At the age of 16, the girl, having told her mother that she would enter the school of foreign languages, moved to Moscow. Having successfully passed an audition at several theater schools, she opted for the Gnessin School to get a special education. Since the desire to sing prevailed in Margarita. After college, she is admitted to the Gnessin Institute for the 2nd year.
Singing career
Having sung the song "Moscow Windows", the young Suvorova took 3rd place. For this, in 1960, she was awarded the title of Laureate of the All-Russian Contest of Variety Artists. The famous composer Korepanov created the Udmurt opera "Natal" especially for the unique voice of the young artist. In which Margarita, together with the Perm Symphony Orchestra of the Opera House, performed the most complex aria Natal. In 1961, this first Udmurt opera was presented in Izhevsk. In 1965, the song "Victory Day" at the all-Union festival made a huge success and won first place. It was written by Lyudmila Gurchenko, performed by Margarita Suvorova.
1966 was a productive year for Margarita. After graduating from the institute, the young artist continued her studies at the All-Russian creative workshop of theatrical art named after Maslyukov. At the same time, she is involved in theatrical life. Plays in the production "Haven't You Noticed?" and sings at Mosestrad. The Murmansk radio broadcasts performances with the participation of Margarita Suvorova, where the young artist plays two characters Manka and the countess. In parallel, she continues her solo performances in Udmurtia. In 1974, Margarita Suvorova received the title of People's Artist of the Udmurt Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic for her creative contribution to the cultural development of the republic.
Glory and fame
The end of the 60-70s, the popularity of Margarita Suvorova is growing. The singer's repertoire is extensive. It consists of lyrical and dramatic, as well as humorous folk songs. After a solo concert in Yakutia, Margarita met in Moscow with Leonid Derbenev and asked him to write his song "Yakutyanochka". It took Derbenev a night to fulfill this request. Thanks to the radio, before the next tour of Margarita Suvorova, the entire Yakut people sings this song.
For her merits, the Republic awarded her the title of Honored Artist of the Yakut ASSR in 1980. The artist herself fell in love with Yakutia, she liked the north, its inhabitants. Having been on tour in 1976, she sang national songs in the Yakut language. And as the locals said, "no accent." Languages were easy for her. She won the hearts of the inhabitants of Yakutia. In the late 80s, the pop artist was famous. Her songs were constantly played on the radio. The most popular were "Yakutyanochka", "Hello, dear", "Kimono".
With my beloved husband in life
From 1980-1986 Suvorova worked with her husband, musical director and arranger Mikhail Mikhailovich Zimin in the vocal and instrumental ensemble "Moskvichki". It was a group of girls who were popular and in demand. Sometimes they played 6 concerts a day. Margarita refused solo performances for this period. Suvorova gave her husband the song “Let's never quarrel”. During this period in 1983, Margarita Suvorova received the title of Honored Artist of the RSFSR. Beautiful, talented with a wonderful voice that flows into the soul, Margarita participated in various competitions and events. She was a participant in the radio programs "Good Morning" and talked about the musical creativity of different nations. On television she took part in the programs "I Serve the Soviet Union", "Morning Mail".
After participating in the Brussels festival “Decade of Russian Art and Literature” in 1986, the artist was invited to work at the opera house. Life-loving, energetic, rare talent and charm, Margarita sang not only in the USSR. She also traveled abroad. With a solo program, she visited the Far East, Australia, New Zealand, Holland and other countries. Despite offers to work abroad, Margarita was always drawn to her homeland. She was cheerful, noisy. She loved to walk in Sokolniki, watching swans. Despite all her titles, she did not suffer from "star fever" and believed that an artist should never be satisfied with what has already been achieved, it is necessary to constantly progress and develop in his industry. She sang, wrote, created for her people.
The courage of Margarita Suvorova
In 1994, the artist underwent an operation on the heart muscle, which resulted in a heart attack. It was necessary to carry out one more operation by professional cardiac surgeons. The government of Udmurtia, artists and fans of her work came to the aid of Suvorova. Having collected the money, the singer was sent to Belgium for an operation. After that there was a long rehabilitation. During this time, a lot has changed in the country, show business has supplanted art, values have changed. Many artists and singers are no longer needed. A new generation has come with its own preferences. Margarita Nikolaevna began a difficult period. And during this period she began to compose songs. The singer's personal life did not interfere with her communication with friends. One of her friends helped her record her works. During this period she composed music to Ivan Nikitin's poem "Rus". “Rus” won prizes in Europe at festivals and competitions. About Suvorova in 1997 the picture "Plots for the future film" was shot. The artist died in the summer of 2014-16-07. Until the last day she was engaged in creativity, wrote music, sang at charity concerts. The singer, poetess, composer was buried next to her husband Mikhail Zimin at the Preobrazhensky cemetery in Moscow.
