Alla Pugacheva
Alla Pugacheva is a Russian singer and songwriter whose theatrical pop songs span generations, with new singles and archive performances shared on her official channel.
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- Born
- 15 April 1949, Moscow
- Work
- Singer, songwriter and actress
- First recording
- Robot, recorded for radio in 1965
- Breakout
- Arlekino, Golden Orpheus Grand Prix, 1975
Mini bio
How it started.
Born in Moscow in 1949, Alla studied music before recording Robot for radio in 1965. Early work with ensembles, including Vesyolye Rebyata, gave her a stage before her solo breakthrough.
The breakthrough.
Arlekino brought her the Grand Prix at Bulgaria’s Golden Orpheus contest in 1975. She went on to star in the 1978 film The Woman Who Sings and compose for it under the name Boris Gorbonos.
Songs fans return to.
Her repertoire connects theatrical performances with intimate songs. Her official archive includes Million alykh roz, written by Raimonds Pauls and Andrei Voznesensky, and the 1997 video for Tatyana Snezhina’s Pozovi menya s soboy. In 1997 she also represented Russia at Eurovision with Primadonna, which she composed.
Still sharing music.
Her official channel now pairs archive performances with new music. In 2025 she wrote the lyrics for Mama and released the Potselui voyny song cycle, followed by Davai prosto zhit in December. German-language archive recordings returned in 2026.
Creditschronological, newest first
Music
- 2025Davai prosto zhitSinger; music and lyrics by Alexey Malakhov
- 2025MamaSinger and lyricist; music by Andrey Misin
- 1997PrimadonnaPerformer and composer; Russia’s Eurovision entry
- 1997Pozovi menya s soboySinger; music and lyrics by Tatyana Snezhina
- 1983Million alykh roz, Pesnya goda performanceSinger; music by Raimonds Pauls, lyrics by Andrei Voznesensky
Film
- 1978The Woman Who SingsLead actress and soundtrack composer
Awards
Quotes
Совесть дороже славы, роскоши, дороже всегоAlla Pugacheva, interview with Katerina Gordeeva
At 11:20 in the interview, filmed in 2025 and uploaded to her channel in June 2026. In English: “Conscience is worth more than fame, luxury, more than anything.”
Trivia
- She used the composer pseudonym Boris Gorbonos for The Woman Who Sings.
- Her 1997 Eurovision entry Primadonna finished 15th.
- Her German-language archive includes a Berlin television recording of Ich bin wieder mal da from 1979.
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