Valery Meladze

Valeriy Meladze is one of the most prominent figures in Russian pop music, with a career spanning over three decades. Born on June 23, 1965, in Batumi, Georgia, Valeriy showed an interest in music from childhood, learning to play the piano. Along with his older brother, Konstantin, a renowned composer and producer, he began his musical career in the band "Dialogue," later pursuing a solo career.

Meladze's solo debut came in 1992 with the song "Don't Disturb My Soul, Violin...," which became a smash hit. Soon after, his popularity began to soar with the release of his debut album, "Sera," in 1995. During his career, Valery has released numerous successful albums, including "The Last Romantic," "Samba of the White Butterfly," and "Despite."

Valery Meladze is also known for his collaborations with the group "VIA Gra" and other famous artists, such as Ani Lorak and Grigory Leps. His duets have become true hits and have been loved by millions of listeners.

In addition to his musical career, Valery has successfully established himself in television, participating in various projects as a host and mentor. He was a jury member on the show "The Voice. Kids" and served as a music producer on the project "Star Factory." For his achievements, the artist has received numerous awards, including the titles of Honored Artist of the Russian Federation and People's Artist of the Chechen Republic.

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