Дмитрий Маликов

If the musical encyclopedia had an article "Compromise", the creative fate of Dmitry Malikov would be an excellent illustration of it. The musician with a conservatory education spent most of his career in the role of a pop artist, tirelessly emphasizing that first of all he considers himself a classical pianist, and only earns money on the stage. As a result, the classic train left him, frankly speaking, and in pop music he is being squeezed by less educated, but more relevant colleagues. Dima was born on January 29, 1970 in the family of the artistic director of VIA "Gems" Yuri Malikov and the former ballerina Lyudmila Vyunkova (she has been working as a director for Malikov Jr. for many years). Yuri Fedorovich saw in his son the successor of the dynasty and from a young age began to teach him music. Dmitry did not really resist, quickly gave up his dream of becoming a hockey player and began writing songs. Malikov combined his academic education with work in "Gems", and soon made his debut with his own pop compositions "Moon Dream", "You will never be mine" and "Until tomorrow". Pleasant tunes and good looks of the singer did their job: Dima felt the taste of success.
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