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VIA Plamya (Russian: Пламя, Flame) is a Soviet and Russian pop group.

VIA Plamya ВИА Пламя
Background information
Origin	USSR Russia
Genres	Pop rock Pop music
Years active	1975–present[1]
Members	Sergey Berezin[2] Valery Belov Oleg Pronichev Vitaly Puchkar

Biography

Group was organized in Moscow in October 1975, when the members of the popular in the early 70s VIA Samotsvety parted with their leader Yuriy Malikov. The artistic director of the new group, which became known as Plamya, became an accomplished musician Nikolai Mikhailov.[3]

As composition of the music band also includes Valentin Diaconov and Yuri Peterson (guitar and vocals), Alexey Shachnev (bass), Sergey Berezin (keyboards) and Alexander Mogilevsky and Gennady Zharkov (pipes), Irina Shachneva (vocals) and Yuriy Genbachev (drums). Most members of the ensemble had an average music education.[4]

In total, during the time of his success on the Soviet stage VIA has released 16 LPs, Giants 5 and 11 minions.[5] In the early 2000s, the group re-recorded his repertoire on CD.[3]

References

На других языках

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- [en] VIA Plamya

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[ru] Пламя (вокально-инструментальный ансамбль)

«Пламя» — советский и российский вокально-инструментальный ансамбль (ВИА). Известен такими песнями как «На дальней станции сойду», «Это говорим мы», «Идёт солдат по городу», «Аты-баты», «До свиданья, Москва», «Снег кружится», «Когда мы любим», «Зацветает краснотал», «На два дня».

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