Aleksandr Ponomarev

Alexander Ponomarev is a Ukrainian singer, producer, composer, poet and actor. The artist's biography has dozens of awards, including the Honored and People's Artist of Ukraine. The singer represented his country at the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest. Alexander's music bewitches, beckons and makes you listen to him again and again.

The talented singer was born on August 9, 1973 in the city of Khmelnitsky, Ukraine. As a child, little Sasha was ill with anemia, from this he walked a little and talked with his peers. Having recovered from his illness, he often began to fight and make friends with hooligans.

Musical talent manifested itself in the boy in elementary school, but his parents had little money, and they bought him a piano only at the age of 13. Before that, Alexander played the guitar and composed songs. The first composition was “Saint Anna”. The boy wrote it to conquer his beloved. He took the guitar and sang from the girl under the window.

During boxing training, Ponomarev missed a blow to the head, and his eyesight began to deteriorate sharply. Doctors forbade him to continue training. Perhaps this was the reason that Alexander entered the Khmelnytsky School of Music, the conductor and choir department, and after him entered the Lviv Conservatory at the vocal faculty.

The first song contest for Alexander was "Chervona Ruta". The festival took place in Donetsk, the mining capital of Ukraine. Alexander took first place, and this was the beginning of a series of his victories in competitions and festivals. At the end of 1993, Ponomarev was awarded the title "Best Pop Artist of Ukraine".

In 1995, the singer received the Grand Prix at the Volodymyr Ivasyuk International Competition for Young Performers of Contemporary Ukrainian Song. And two years later he was awarded the title of Honored Artist of Ukraine.

In 1996, Alexander Ponomarev released his first solo album "From the rank to the night". It includes the singer's hits - "Sirooke kokhannya", "Vogon", "Z ranku until the night". Tens of thousands of copies of the album were released, compositions from it were heard on all radio stations.

A year later, the singer recorded a new disc - "First and Last Love". Alexander wrote most of the compositions himself - both the music and the text. In total, the album includes ten compositions, including a remix of the hit of those years - "Zironka".

In 2000 and 2001, Ponomarev released two albums - "VONA" and "VIN", translated into Russian as "ONA" and "ON". Some people think that one album is for women and the other is for men, but these are just album titles. The artist included his first English-language composition “Guantanamera” and his first own song “Saint Anna” into the record “Vona”. The second album includes the compositions "Vin chekak na nei", "Tilki z you" and many other hits.

In 2003, Ponomarev got the role of the first artist representing Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest. Alexander performed the composition “Hasta la vista”. The country took 14th place, and Sertab Erener from Turkey won that year. The Tatu group performed from Russia with the song "Don't believe, don't be afraid, don't ask."

The artist took a five-year hiatus from the release of albums. In 2006, Alexander's album “I love you only” appeared on the shelves of music stores. The title composition of the same name (the second name is “Varto chi ni?”) Is still often used in advertising, sounds on the radio and is performed at concerts. The song "Heart" from the new album brought Ponomarev many awards. There are 12 tracks on the disc, 4 of which are remixes of old hits.

In 2007, Alexander released the album "Nichenkoyu". It was distinguished by its special rhythm and dance. If the artist's songs are usually lyrical, calm, then for this collection he recorded his most cheerful compositions.

Separately, it is worth noting the work of the artist as a trainer on the show "Voice of the Country". In the first season, the finalist Alexandra took third place (ward Vladislav Sytnik), and in the second season, the team member Maria Yaremchuk reached the final, the girl took the last place.

Later on a large Ukrainian TV channel aired the show "Stars at the Opera". In it, famous artists of the CIS competed in the performance of opera arias. Alexander Ponomarev performed in tandem with Irina Kulyk. The couple took first place in the audience vote and the jury.

Alexander Ponomarev lived for ten years with the daughter of the Ukrainian composer-songwriter and singer Nikolai Mozgovoy - Alena. The couple had a daughter, Eugene in 1998. However, the couple broke up, never reaching the registry office.

In 2006, the singer married Victoria Martynyuk, a year later a son was born in the family. He was named after his father - Alexander. The marriage broke up in 2012. Victoria in an interview with the Ukrainian TV channel "TSN" said that she forgave her ex-husband for numerous betrayals and is now happy. She has her own business and a new lover.

At the end of 2017, Alexander officially confirmed his relationship with the famous Ukrainian singer Maria Yaremchuk. Two months later, in an interview with the same Ukrainian publication, Maria said that they had no romance and that it was all just gossip. Perhaps the couple is thus trying to confuse the fans and keep the mystery. On Instagram, the stars do not have joint romantic photos.

Alexander is now actively gaining popularity on the Internet, popularizing his pages on social networks. Ponomarev will also fulfill his old dream in 2018 - a concert by Montserrat Caballe will take place in Kiev, where the singer will sing a duet with the great opera diva.

In March 2018, the artist released a video for the song "Naykrashcha", where he appeared in an unusual elegant image. The video starred the popular Ukrainian actress Yevgenia Loza and actor Yuriy Dyak.

1996 - "From the rank to the night" 1997 - "First and last love" 2000 - "VONA" 2001 - "VIN" 2006 - "I love only you" 2007 - "Nichenkoyu"

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