Marina Devyatova

After the birth of her daughter, Marina Devyatova only went on vacation for two months. True, the artist herself, with a stretch, calls this time a rest. The first program, in which the artist took part after giving birth, was the program "Laugh is allowed." Later, Marina attended the Slavianski Bazaar with a solo performance, and performed at the Kremlin Palace at a concert timed to coincide with the 75th anniversary of pop star Valery Obodzinsky. Also, the artist appeared in the program "TV Center" - "Mood".

In the fall, Marina Devyatova has already performed with a solo concert in the capital of Russia. Along the way, the young family rested in Cyprus. Now the singer is making big plans for the future - Marina is waiting for the opportunity to take part in a choir project, and also plans to move to a country house with her husband and daughter.

2006 - "People's Artist-3" 2009 - "I did not think, did not guess" 2011 - "I am happy" 2013 - "In the moonlight"

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Marina Devyatova Net Worth 2021

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Marina Devyatova is a Russian singer, performer of folk songs, as well as pop hits stylized as folklore. Marina became a finalist of the third season of the television project "People's Artist".

Marina was born in Moscow into a creative family. Father - People's Artist of Russia Vladimir Sergeevich Devyatov, a famous performer of Russian folk songs, and mother professionally engaged in choreography, choreographed dances for show ballets. Dad almost from birth began to instill in his daughter a musical taste. Moreover, he staged recordings of not only folk singers for his daughter, but also the music of John Lennon, Elvis Presley and other rock idols. At the age of three, Marina already felt the rhythm perfectly. The girl became the second child in the family, her parents were already raising their eldest daughter Katya, who was also distinguished by her musical abilities.

When Marina was five years old, her parents divorced, but the father did not stay away from raising his daughters. Devyatova did not abandon music. Marina studied at the prestigious Dmitry Shostakovich School of Music, where she mastered not only instrument and vocals, but also choral conducting.

After leaving school, Vladimir Devyatov took Marina on a tour. The creative life captured the girl, and Devyatova decided to continue her musical education. Then Marina studied at the Alfred Schnittke College and the Gnessin Sisters Russian Academy of Music. There, Devyatova already specialized in what would bring her all-Russian glory in the future - solo folk singing.

During her student years, Marina Devyatova met Artem Vorobyov, who invited the girl to the Indrik-Zver group. The ensemble performed ancient and folk songs in a modern interpretation. The band's repertoire included both rock arrangements and compositions performed on ethnic wind instruments. The ensemble's success was quite tangible, but at the same time music critics called Devyatova's music "non-format".

The singer decided to prove that a modern folk song can be truly folk song. To do this, Marina chose a TV project "People's Artist" that was consonant with the name and went to the casting of the third season. This decision played a decisive role in the creative biography of Marina Devyatova. The whole of Russia recognized and fell in love with the singer.

The audience and the jury welcomed the singer with a bang, the duet performance of the song "It Could Be Love" with the singer Alexei Goman enjoyed particular success. In the show, Devyatova reached the finals, and after the end of the project she released the disc "People's Artist-3", which included the compositions that sounded in the program.

The artist became very popular when she performed the hit by Kim Breitburg “I am fire, you are water”, with which the name of Marina Devyatova is still associated. A video was also created for this song. On the project, the girl met the producer Evgeny Fridlyand, the owner of the FBI MUSIC studio, who signed a contract with the artist to record a solo disc.

In 2007, Marina was honored to perform the song "Katyusha" at the ceremony of selecting a country for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games. In Guatemala, the Russian singer was called for an encore 8 times.

Having declared herself to the whole world, Marina focused on preparing a solo program. Then the singer went on tour in Russia and gave concerts under the general title "I'll go, I'll go out." At the same time, the first studio album "I Didn't Think, I Didn't Wonder" was released, in support of which the artist gave her first concert in the capital at the Variety Theater. The disc became a cocktail of folk songs and pop hits. In the same vein, the following discs "I am happy" were recorded with the songs "Black Raven", "Kalinka" and "In the Moonlight", which included the compositions "Grape Stone", "Bell", "In the Upper Room".

Marina Devyatova is one of the few Russian performers who have been honored to perform in front of Queen Elizabeth II of England and her relatives. In addition to the royal family, the memorable London concert was attended by the leaders of Russia - Dmitry Medvedev and Vladimir Putin, as well as the leaders of other countries - the head of Libya Muammar Gaddafi and the President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev.

The most popular songs in Marina Devyatova's repertoire are “Verila”, “Oh, how I like you”, “Oh, mommy”, “Oh, snow, snow”, “If there was no winter” and the novelty of 2016 “Conversations”. Also on the account of the singer is a joint concert with another performer of folk songs Varvara. At the last ceremony of the Russian National Music Prize, Marina was nominated for the award as "Best Folk Performer", but eventually lost the victory to Pelageya.

In the life of Marina Devyatova there was a tragic romance. The girl was in love with a much older man who worked as a doctor. Unfortunately, a sad end awaited this love: the singer's lover suddenly died of cancer.

After Marina recovered from this loss, the girl struck up a romantic relationship with a young singer Nikolai Demidov. Devyatova wanted to find a loved one in her beloved, but it turned out that Nikolai used the famous artist to become famous. Of course, such a relationship did not last, and the young people broke up, and with a loud scandal provoked by Demidov.

Marina Devyatova is a believer, but her religion is not Christianity, but Krishnaism. This direction helped the singer find inner peace and unleash her creative potential. Thanks to this religion, Marina completely gave up cigarettes, alcohol and eating meat. Yoga classes help the artist maintain spiritual harmony.

In October 2016, the media reported that Marina Devyatova and her chosen one Alexei Pigurenko, head of an advertising agency and owner of the YogaBoga brand, had a wedding. The wedding took place in the Kutuzov department of the Moscow registry office.

The young people had known each other since 2008, but they were just friends for several years, since both were in a relationship. In 2011, Alexey and Marina began to live together, but at first the family did not work out, and for a while the lovers left.

The second connection turned out to be more productive: in 2016, Marina became pregnant. In February 2017, the singer gave birth to her daughter Ulyana. Photos of the happy father with the heiress in his arms first appeared on the personal Instagram of Alexei Pigurenko, and then on Marina's page.