Anzhelika Varum (Russian: Анжели́ка Вару́м), real name Maria Yurievna Varum (Russian: Мари́я Ю́рьевна Вару́м; born 26 May 1969), is a Russian singer and actress, and an Honored Artist of the Russian Federation. She released 12 albums, starting with "Good bye, moi mal'chik" (Good-bye, my boy) in 1991. More than 60 of her songs became hits, receiving heavy radio play. She is married to the Russian singer Leonid Agutin. They have a daughter, Elisaveta. Meritorious Artist of Russia (2011).

Contents

• 1 Biography
• 2 Videos
• 3 Discography
• 4 Filmography
• 5 References
• 6 External links

Biography

Varum was born in Lviv to composer Yury Ignatievich Varum and theater producer Galina Mikhailovna Shapovalova. At the age of 5, she began to study the piano and, after starting school, she started to learn the guitar. She was part of the school's musical theater group and performed with them throughout Ukraine.

In 1997, Varum played in the musical "Poza emigranta" (The emigrant's pose) and won the "Chaika" award for her performance. In 2000, Varum released "Sluzhebniy roman" (Workplace romance), a collaborative album that she created together with Leonid Agutin. In 2001, Varum created the "Varum Records Company", which she used as a vehicle for producing her own music and representing other artists.

In 2003, she played in the film "Kamenskaya 3: Kogda bogi smeyutsia" (When gods laugh), a detective thriller. Later that year, she released the single "Pozhar" (Fire). The following year, Varum toured extensively with Agutin, giving live concerts in the United States, Germany, Israel, Belarus, Ukraine, and throughout Russia.

After spending much of 2006 touring, Varum released a new album in 2007 called "Muzika" (Music) that included both new and old songs. This was followed up by another album in 2009 *led "Yesli on uidet" (If he leaves). For the first time in her career, Varum not only sang, but also wrote the lyrics for some of the songs.

In 2010 and 2011, Varum and Agutin gave a series of concerts in most of Russia's major cities.

Videos

1. 1991 — Babylon
2. 1991 — Barabashka
3. 1992 — Whistle Man
4. 1993 — Artist that Draws Rain
5. 1995 — Autumn Jazz
6. 1996 — Not Тoday
7. 1996 — Neither Answer nor Greetings
8. 1996 — Winter Сherry
9. 1997 — Another Woman
10. 1997 — Queen (duet with Leonid Agutin)
11. 1999 — All in your hands (duet with Leonid Agutin)
12. 2000 — Do not wait for me
13. 2000 — I Wanna Be Loved by You
14. 2001 — Will You Near You
15. 2001 — Stop Curiosity!
16. 2002 — If You Ever Someone Will Forgive Me (duet with Leonid Agutin)
17. 2002 — Fire
18. 2004 — The Вest (duet with Via slivki)
19. 2007 — You and me
20. 2007 — Two Roads, Two Ways (duet with Leonid Agutin)
21. 2008 — Where are you
22. 2009 — If He Will Go
23. 2009 — Let's forget
24. 2011 — How not to Think of You (duet with Leonid Agutin)
25. 2012 — Where are you
26. 2013 — Crazy
27. 2013 — I am always with you

Discography

• 1991 – Good bye, moy mal'chik
• 1993 – La–la–fa
• 1995 – Collected works
• 1995 – Osenniy dzhaz (Autumn jazz)
• 1996 – V dvukh minutakh ot liubvi (Two minutes from love)
• 1996 – Zimniya vishnia (Winter cherry)
• 1998 – Tol'ko ona... (Only she)
• 1999 – The Best
• 2000 – Sluzhebniy roman (Workplace romance)
• 2002 – Stop, liubopytstvo (Stop, curiosity)
• 2007 – Muzika (Music)
• 2009 – Esli on uidet (If he leaves)
• 2013 – Sumashedshaya (Crazy)
• 2016 – Zhenshchina shla (The woman was walking)
• 2018 – Na pauzu (Pause)

Filmography

• 1992 – Julia
• 1995 – Old Songs on the Main (Old songs about what matters, a made–for–television musical)
• 1996 – Old Songs on the Main 2
• 1997 – Old Songs on the Main 3
• 1998 – Old Songs on the Main 4
• 1999 – Night in Diamonds as Vika
• 1999 – Dossier of Detective Dubrovsky as Lena Posadskaya
• 2000 – Old Songs on the Main P.S.
• 2003 – Kamensakaya 3: When the Gods Laugh as Svetlana Medvedeva
• 2005 – Twelve Сhairs as Ellochka liudoyedka (Ella man–eater)
• 2006 – First Fast
• 2008 – New Year's Eve on Channel 1
• 2009 – New Year's Eve on Channel 1
• 2010 – Beauty Requires...

References

External links

• Official website
• Anzhelika Varum at IMDb
• Anzhelika Varum at SoundCloud