Nature generously endows people with vocal abilities. With a trained voice, you can achieve excellent results on the stage. However, not everyone succeeds. Lyudmila Larina has a successful career.
Starting conditions
The famous city of Tula is considered the country's main arsenal of weapons. However, this is not its only attraction. In the early 70s of the last century, the vocal and instrumental ensemble "Levsha" enjoyed incredible success here. According to critics, an ordinary musical group could remain in obscurity if it were not for the talented soloist Lyudmila Larina. The young singer managed to attract the attention of the capricious audience to the group's performances.
Larina was born on June 4, 1953 in an ordinary Soviet family. Parents worked in different industries. Father at one of the arms factories. Mother baked the famous Tula gingerbread. From an early age, the child was prepared for an independent life. She was taught to be neat and clean. The girl showed excellent vocal abilities at an early age. When the age approached, Lyudmila was enrolled in a music school to study the piano.
Professional activity
After receiving secondary education, Lyudmila decided to pursue a career on the stage. While still a schoolgirl, she actively participated in amateur art shows. She sang on dance floors and in restaurants. The bright and talented singer was invited as a soloist to the "Levsha" group. For two years Larina worked conscientiously in this team and achieved fame among colleagues. In 1975, together with her husband, guitarist Sasha Shabin, she moved to Moscow. Here the couple was admitted to the Magistral ensemble.
The pop crowd of the capital lived by its own rules. The existing groups disintegrated and revived in new compositions. After a short period of time, Larina was invited as the main soloist to the Nadezhda ensemble. With her creativity, the singer made a contribution to the development of this group. She sang songs of famous Soviet composers Dobrynin, Pakhmutova, Yakushenko. In the late 70s she worked as a soloist of the Moscow Philharmonic.
Essays on personal life
Lyudmila Larina's creative search ended in the mid-90s. It was at this time, after numerous trials and errors, that her personal life improved. The singer's biography says that she got married three times. And the surname Larina, under which she received all-Russian fame, belongs to her second husband. In 1992, Lyudmila met a German citizen named Scholz.
After a short acquaintance, they got married. The husband and wife have two children. In connection with these circumstances, Lyudmila decided to stop her concert activities. In 1996, the Sholtsev family moved to Germany. They are reported to be living in Italian territory today.
