Russian singer, founder and former member of the musical group "Kolibri"
Biography
Natalia was born in 1963 in Novgorod. Mother - Lidia Petrovna Pivovarova, grandmother - Maria Abramovna Spektor.
In the early 1980s she moved to Leningrad. During these years Natalia studied in the studio of the theater "Litsedei", worked in the dance group of Valery Leontyev.
She was a member of the industrial group Popular Mechanics by Sergey Kuryokhin.
On April 30, 1988 in the teenage club "Romantic", where Natalya worked, the first performance of the group with the program "Vacation of Love" took place - they performed hits of the 1960s. Over the next ten years, the group, with the participation of Natalia, released 5 albums.
In 1989 she organized and headed the vocal group "Kolibri". The group was well known both in Russia and in many countries of the world for its musical and theatrical performances. Natalia was a versatile artist, as she was an author, director and one of the performers.
Education
In 1996 she graduated from the Slava Polunin School-Studio at the Clown-Mime-Theater "Litsedei"; in 2000 - graduated from the St. Petersburg State University of Culture and Arts.
During his work in "Kolibri" 6 albums of the group were released at well-known international recording companies. The Kolibri group has become a laureate of many international and all-Russian competitions and festivals.
The first foreign tours took place in the summer of 1990 in Paris as part of the Rock from the East festival. In the future, the group has repeatedly performed abroad.
In 1991, one of the Lennauchfilm studios in Leningrad, shoots a documentary about the group's work. It was a film with the original title "In Paris and at Home" directed by A. Martynenko.
In 1998, the film "The Iron Heel of the Oligarchy" dir. Alexandra Bashirova, where Natasha played a girl of easy virtue.
December 18, 1998 Natalia left the group and took up a solo career, creating the musical association "Sauce". She was engaged in theatrical activities (she was the head of the "Such theater" project)
Husband - Alexander Lushin, musician, member of the "Prepinaki" group.
daughter Adelaide Lushina (born September 6, 1989);
son Yakov Lushin (born October 18, 1993).
Born September 16, 1970 in Leningrad in a family of cultural workers.
In the 1990s, he became known to the general public as a singer and musician. As a soloist he took part in musical projects: "Younger Brothers" "Prepinaki", "Gil and Sons", Trio "Cologne Duet Sasha + Natasha". "Precipitation". The album with his songs for the play "Get to the Truth-2" was recorded with the group "Markscheider Kunst".
In 1997-1998 worked for "Eldoradio" as "DJ Alexander Oknov".
He also worked as a presenter
From 1998 to 2002 - host of the programs "Today-Peter" (TNT), "Red Arrow" (NTV), "Wake up, Peter!" (NTV).
From 2002 to 2003 - host of the "New Morning" program (State TV and Radio Company "Petersburg")
From 2003 to 2005 - host-moderator of the "STO" TV channel (programs "At working noon", "Little double", "In simple words", etc.).
In 2005-2006 - Worked at the State TV and Radio Broadcasting Company "Petersburg" (program "Not in time").
In 2007 - music producer in the film Oxygen (directed by I. Vyrypaev, production company Krasnaya Arrow).
In 2001, together with Natalia Pivovarova and former classmates Alexander Bargman and Irina Polyanskaya, he took part in the creation of "Such a theater".
Discography
As part of the "Kolibri" group:
"Demeanor" (1991)
Little Tragedies (1992)
Find 10 Differences (1995)
"Sugar Imp" (1997)
Remixes (1998)
Solo performed:
Zelinsky Street (2008)
She took part in the recording:
Vova and the Interior Authority. Impossible love (1992)
Acting work
1997 - Brother - cameo
1998 - "The Iron Heel of the Oligarchy" - a girl of easy virtue
1999 - "Streets of Broken Lights - 2" - journalist
released in 2008 - "Don't Think About White Monkeys" - cameo
She died on September 24, 2007 as a result of a road traffic accident in Crimea. The car, driven by Natalya, at about four o'clock in the morning drove into the oncoming lane. The accident happened at night. It was raining and the road was wet. Pivovarova's car drove into the oncoming lane at the moment when a VAZ-2101 car was approaching.
There was a head-on collision, during which the drivers of both cars, as well as the passenger of the "penny" - a 27-year-old resident of Uman - died on the spot. - In Volkswagen Pivovarova, an airbag in front of the front passenger was activated, which saved the life of a 24-year-old resident of Voronezh. Her nine-month-old daughter, who was sleeping in the back seat, was very lucky: the girl received only a few scratches.
She was buried on September 27, 2007 at the Theological cemetery in St. Petersburg.
The monument to Natalia Pivovarova is the work of the sculptor Olga Alekseeva. A bust of the singer is installed on a high pedestal of black polished granite. Next to the sculpture is a stone microphone and roses. The face of the pedestal is engraved with an epitaph, an Orthodox cross, the name and years of the actress's life. In front of the tombstone, there is a small flower garden formed by granite beams to match the pedestal. The grave is surrounded by a concrete plinth, on which there is a wrought-iron fence covered with white paint. The site is covered with stone chips.
