There are only a few days left before Zemfira’s performance in Armenia!

Zemfira Ramazanova is an iconic figure on the Russian rock scene of the late 90s and early 2000s. It was at this time that her meteoric career began. The girl from Ufa ended up in Moscow thanks to Ilya Lagutenko, the lead singer of the group "Mumiy Troll", who was looking for new talents all over Russia. Having received a disc with Zemfira's first recordings, he helped her record her debut album "Zemfira", which instantly made her famous. The songs "AIDS", "Arrivederchi" and "Romashki" became hits that were played on every radio channel. A unique voice, sincere lyrics and memorable melodies turned Zemfira into the voice of a generation.

Her subsequent works only strengthened her position on the Russian music scene. The album "Forgive me, my love" (2000) demonstrated a more mature sound, and "Fourteen weeks of silence" (2002) was experimental in terms of sound and arrangements. Each of Zemfira's records is a reflection of a certain stage of her life and work. Among the significant albums, it is also worth mentioning "Vendetta" (2005), "Thank you" (2007) and "Live in your head" (2013), each of which has its own special mood and style, while maintaining the uniqueness of the performer.

Zemfira's music has always been an honest dialogue with the audience, reflecting their thoughts and emotions. She appeared on the scene at a time when a female voice in rock music was a rarity, and immediately took her place thanks to her talent and sincerity. Zemfira brought freshness and originality to Russian rock, moved away from standard cliches and created her own unique style. Her path has been marked by a search for new sounds and stylistic solutions, which has made her one of the most interesting figures in the Russian music arena.

Zemfira is not afraid of experiments: she breaks stereotypes, surprises the listener and continues to be in demand by both the public and critics. Few artists are ready to go beyond the usual format as boldly as she does. In addition, she is a talented poetess: her lyrics are deep and multi-layered, each listener will find something close to them. Zemfira's music always contains lyricism, melancholy and sincerity - she talks about love, loneliness and the search for the meaning of life.

Despite her non-publicity and moving abroad, Zemfira's popularity remains unchanged both in Russia and abroad. Tickets for the singer's concert in Yerevan can be purchased on our website right now – don't miss the opportunity to see your favorite artist perform live!