Maria Rasputina

Masha Rasputina (real name Alla Ageeva) was born on a beautiful spring day in the village Urop of the Kemerovo region.

Her parents were a singer Tartar Nicholas Ageev and mother-hydrogeologist from Odessa, visited Siberia with the expedition, but decided to stay with her husband.

She was a diligent pupil and her life in Siberia was rather harsh.

To her 18th anniversary Alla Ageyeva moved to Kemerovo, where the future of the singer planned to get higher education. Having lived in the city about six months, Alla Ageyeva tried different professions, then she filed papers to enroll in the Kemerovo State University of Culture and Arts to the librarian faculty.

Standing near the audience before taking entrance exams, she was singing her favorite aria 'Oh, lihonko' from Borodin's opera 'Prince Igor' and was heard by some teacher,that immediately offered to enroll in Tver School of Music. She had phenomenal talent.

Wanting to find a better job, Allah Ageyeva immediately after the school moved to Moscow.
Before her song was played on television and radio Ageyeva decided to become Masha Rasputina, because Masha is a traditional Russian name.

The first song of the new singer became a real hit. Masha Rasputina's debut album "Urban mad" was released in 1991.

The lyrical heroine Rasputina was presented as a rebel from the remote province, what is well matched to the looks of the singer.

After a year of successful touring, in 1992, the singer released her second album 'I was born in Siberia'. Derbenev wrote beautiful texts, music for most of the songs цфы composed by two talented composers - Igor Matete and Alexander Lukyanov.

In 1994, the first CD 'Blue Monday' was released out. The album contains completely different songs - mischievous, lyrical, and even patriotic. In the same year, Rasputina was photoed in the magazine "Penthouse".

Live performances that followed release of 'I Was Born in Siberia' finally formed the image of the singer - a bright, daring, openly sexual in bright short costumes.

In 1996, the singer has recorded and released a new album, 'I was on Venus', which was full of bright dance rhythms and was included song 'Oh, Odessa', written by the singer. In 1999, Maria married a businessman Viktor Zakharov, and on September 8, 2000 she gave birth to a daughter, Masha. Rasputina drastically reduces her performances and then completely stops her concert activity.

The triumphal return of the singer on a musical Olympus took place largely due to her duet with Philip Kirkorov - Hi-NRG-song 'Tea Rose', as well as expensive video for this song.

Promotional campaign with Kirkorov was very busy: concerts, performances on various shows - all led to popularity of the album 'Tea Rose' in Russia and the CIS.

In 2007, she successfully took part in the TV project of the First Channel "Two Stars", in which she was accompanied by the presenter Andrey Malakhov

2008 also proved to be eventful in the life of singer. In February 2008, Masha Rasputina made extremely successful tour in the cities of Moscow region and the United States, acted in the best concert halls in Miami, New York and other cities. In March 2008 she released the collection of her best songs "Masha Rasputina. The Best".

. Discography

. 1991 Urban crazy
. 1993 I was born in Siberia
. 1994 Blue ponedelnichek
. 1996 I was on Venus
. 1998 Do not wake me
. 2000 Kiss me at all
. 2001 Live, country!
. 2003 Rose Tea
. 2008 Masha Rasputina.The Best

. Videography

. 1990 I and Thou
. 1991 White Mercedes
. 1992 The organ-grinder
. 1995 dissolute
. 1995 Ah, Odessa
. 1996 Huliganchiki
. 1998 You fell from the moon
. 1998 Do not wake me
. 1999 Dress roses
. 2003 Rain crazy
. 2003 Rose Tea
. 2003 Dream
. 2004 Bridges
. 2005 Djalma