Ирина Аллегрова
Irina Allegrova was born on January 20, 1952 in Rostov-on-Don. Irina's father is actor and director Alexander Allegrov. Mother - Seraphima Sosnovskaya former opera singer and actress.
In 1961, the girl and her family moved to Baku, where she attended a music school at the same time as a secondary school. After graduating from the music school, Irina Allegrova entered the school at the Baku Conservatory.
The future star won her first musical victory at a jazz festival held in Baku. After leaving school in 1969, Allegrova went on tour with Rashid Beibutov. And a year later she began to work in Orbelian's orchestra.
In 1971 she got married, a year later gave birth to a daughter, Lala, and six months later divorced. After moving to Moscow in 1975, he gives music lessons, works in the Utesov orchestra. Allegrova also performs as a soloist in the ensembles "Inspiration", "Young Voices" (together with the ensemble she wins the song contest "Sochi-78").
Then, for two years, Allegrova worked as a member of the Fakel ensemble. After meeting in 1985 with the composer Oscar Feltsman, Allegrova sang a song specially created for her - "The Voice of a Child".
Then in the life of the singer comes the stage of touring together with the ensemble "Lights of Moscow", in which she was a soloist.
Great popularity comes to her after the formation of the "Electroclub" group. The group also included Igor Talkov. In 1987 the band released their first album and became a laureate of the Golden Tuning Fork competition. In the same year, instead of Talkov, Viktor Saltykov joined the group, and Electroclub-2 was formed.
In 1990, Irina Allegrova began performing solo. Her tour has been extremely successful. Irina receives the title of the best singer and holds the title for another 4 years.
In 1992, her first solo album, My Wanderer, was released. Irina participates in "Song of the Year", "Slavianski Bazaar", "Morning Mail", and in 1994 releases the album "My Narrowed". Then the disc "The Thief" was released, a new program "Empress" was compiled.
Working with Igor Krutoy since 1996, Allegrova released the disc "I will spread the clouds with my hands." After that, Allegrova recorded songs in a New York studio, released the program "A Table for Two", which included the song "Baba Bitch".
In 1999 the independent album "Theater" was released. Then the albums "All over again", "On the blade of love", "In half", "Happy birthday" were created. In 2002, Irina Allegrova received the title of Honored Artist of the Russian Federation. Among her other prizes and awards: "Golden String" for the best duet with Shufutinsky (2004), the "Golden Gramophone" awards (2007), "The best duet of the year" for a duet with G. Leps (2008), "Muse of the Tashir-2009 festival " and many others.
