Pyotr Mamonov

Petr Nikolaevich Mamonov is a musician known to a wide circle of rock music fans for the work of the cult group "Sounds of Mu". In addition, Pyotr Mamonov won the love of the audience as an actor who performed dramatic roles in a number of serious philosophical films, as a poet and performer of solo performances.

Pyotr Mamonov was born in April 1951 into an intelligent Moscow family. Mamonov's childhood was stormy. From a young age, Peter has established himself as a notorious rebel. The boy was expelled from two schools for the fact that Peter "arranged a circus." For example, from one educational institution Peter was sent after an explosion arranged in a chemistry room.

Mamonov's craving for creativity was observed from a young age. It is known that in high school he organized a courtyard ensemble that covered the hits of the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and other cult bands. In addition, the guy danced the twist and rock and roll beautifully. Thanks to a relative who was Leonid Brezhnev's translator, Mamonov had the opportunity to get acquainted with Western music.

Closest to him was the work of representatives of "black" America, such as Ray Charles, Ike Turner and Miles Davis. As one of the musician's friends later noted, it was Negro music that became the foundation for that “animal, windbreak Russian savagery” that manifested itself in the work of the rock musician.

After graduating from school, Pyotr Mamonov continued his studies at the capital's polygraphic college. And in 1979, after graduating from it, he entered the Polygraphic Institute. Mamonov speaks English and Norwegian. It is known that his translations were published in various editions.

After graduation, the musician worked in a printing house, but then jobs changed one after another. Loader, elevator operator and even a bath attendant. Mamonov tried everything.

Somewhere in 1980, Pyotr Mamonov began writing songs. He composed poetry long before that. In 1983, Mamonov created his own musical group. This was the famous rock band called "Sounds of Mu".

At first, the group performed only at apartment concerts. The musicians got acquainted with other performers who later became cult Russian rock bands. "Bravo", "Aquarium", "Kino" and others played and sang on the same "wave". These "solo albums" grew in popularity and began to generate income for the performers. "Sounds of Mu" with their extravagant vocalist Peter Mamonov quickly gained popularity among a certain category of listeners.

The first performance of the band in front of a large audience took place in 1984. Pyotr Mamonov with the team gave a concert in the large assembly hall of one of the Moscow special schools. A considerable number of representatives of the capital's underground came to the concert.

Mamonov's close friend Artem Troitsky later wrote that the musician represented himself in his performances, but in a highly exaggerated form. The result was a "explosive mixture" of "a street jester, a gallant bastard and an unconscious bitter drunkard."

In 1988, his debut album "Zvuki Mu" was released in London. It was published by English producer Brian Eno. Petr Mamonov and his team were "covered" with a wave of success. The group went on a big tour of Europe. Twice toured America. But on their return from the tour, the musicians, having recorded an album called "Transnationality", failed to demonstrate the same quality and dispersed.

At home, the collective has released almost 2 dozen records. After the group ceased to exist, an independent creative biography of Peter Mamonov began.

In 1995, the musician leaves for the village and there he creates one of the most difficult to comprehend albums entitled "The Life of Amphibians as It Is".

In the early 1990s, Peter Mamonov delighted fans with his appearance in a new incarnation. He began to stage plays. On the stage of the Konstantin Stanislavsky Theater, the audience saw his performances "The Bald Brunette", "Is There Life on Mars", "Nobody Writes to the Colonel". These performances were presented at international festivals in the USA and Europe.

In 2003, Pyotr Mamonov presented another work to his fans - the play "Chocolate Pushkin". A year later, Mice, Kai Boy and the Snow Queen and Ballet were staged.

The artist made his own contribution to the art of cinema. The cinematic biography of Peter Mamonov is a few pictures. The first, Igla, was released in 1988. Here the actor got a supporting role. And 2 years later the movie "Taxi Blues" about the fate of a taxi driver and a drunken musician was released. The latter was played by Mamonov. The tape has received considerable popularity and the Palme d'Or prize in Cannes.

Films released a little later, such as "Anna Karamazoff", "Legs", "Terra incognita", "The time of sadness has not come" did not receive a resounding success, but were noticed by fans of Pyotr Mamonov's work.

In 2005, viewers saw a new project called "Dust" by Sergei Loban. Here Peter Mamonov is not very similar to his former self. The film is imbued with deep philosophical meaning. It was shot with a digital camera with almost no budget.

They started talking about Mamonov again in 2006, when the film "The Island" was released. The actor played the elder Anatoly, redeeming a terrible sin. At the time the film was filmed, Pyotr Mamonov turned into a hermit. The musician retired from civilization, settling in the village of Efanovo in the Moscow region. The search for the meaning of life led Peter to this way of life. As the musician admitted: "The highs did not help, I drank and smoked, but the emptiness remained."

To star in "The Island", Mamonov asked permission from his spiritual father. I started work only after the blessing. This low-budget film grossed more than $ 2 million at the box office. The film's ratings were sky-high. The Ostrov project received 6 Nika awards, breaking all previous records. Petr Mamonov in 2007 became a laureate of the film festival in the category "Best male role".

In 2010-14, the actor starred in the projects "Tsar", "Ashes" and "Priest-San". In the first, he played the criminal authority of his grandfather Levu, in the second a character named Shatun.

The actor and musician is convinced that the family is a small church. In it, the husband should be a priest, the wife should be a deacon, and children should be the people of God. In family life, there should be no reproaches - after all, conflicts diminish love. Petr Mamonov has talked more than once in an interview about religion and the meaning of life.

The personal life of Pyotr Mamonov is his wife Olga. She has been the musician's manager for many years. The couple have three sons. Not so long ago there were grandchildren. The creative profession was chosen by the youngest son of Mamonov - Ivan. Together with his father, Ivan worked as a director and cameraman on the film "Chapito-show".

Today Peter Mamonov continues to attract fans with his own musical creativity. The rock musician gives concerts with old and new songs, regularly appears on TV shows, where he gives interviews on both personal and philosophical and religious topics.

In May 2017, Pyotr Mamonov became a guest of the talk show, where guests share the secrets of their own life, "Alone with everyone," where he spoke about the motives that made the musician suddenly abandon fame and a comfortable life in Moscow, retire from the world, move with his wife and children to the village and devote their lives to faith.

In September 2017, Pyotr Mamonov performed with recitals in Moscow and St. Petersburg, in October he reached Lipetsk. These creative evenings included both musical concerts and a lively conversation with Pyotr Mamonov, during which the musician shared stories about filming a movie and recited poetry. The star guest also shared his own attitude to love, to life and its meaning, talked about how he relates to others and answered the burning questions of fans about his own biography and life.

1988 - "Needle" 1990 - "Taxi Blues" 1991 - "Leg" 1991 - "Anna Karamazoff" 1994 - "Terra Incognita" 1995 - "The time of sadness has not come yet" 2002 - "Destructive Force 2" 2004 - "Clara, Dora. Crazy grandmothers "2005 -" Dust "2005 -" Accidental look "2006 -" Island "2009 -" Tsar "2010 -" Needle Remix "2011 -" Shapito-show "2011 -" Mamon + Loban "2011 -" People of Taimyr " 2013 - "Ashes" 2014 - "Priest-San"

“Why do we live? For many years I did not answer this question in any way - I ran by. I was high, drank, fought, kept repeating: "I'm in charge." And the real meaning of life is to love. It means sacrificing, and donating is giving. The scheme is very simple. This does not mean going to church, lighting candles and praying. " “Seeing the good, clinging to it is the only productive way. The other person can do a lot wrong, but in some ways he is necessarily good. It is for this thread that you have to pull, and ignore the rubbish. Love is not a feeling, but an action. No need to burn with African feelings for the old woman, giving her a place in the subway. Your act is also love. Love is to wash the dishes out of turn. " “Money is good, it's all about motive. Here are two women washing the floor. One to get a salary on the 15th, and the other to keep it clean. As a result, both of them will receive their salaries on the 15th. But one washes "there", and the second past. " “Once I entered the house, I thought - now I’ll turn on the computer, but there was no electricity. And I found myself in complete darkness. Lie down sometime in the dark, turn off all "picks" and ask yourself this question: who are you and how do you live? Am I a normal guy or not? "

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