Success is achieved by those who clearly see their goal. In turn, the desire to take place as a person arises at an early age. As a child, the famous opera singer Venera Gimadieva did not think about a career. She just enjoyed singing.
Childhood impressions
Venera Faritovna Gimadieva was born on May 28, 1984 in an ordinary Soviet family. Parents lived in Kazan. Father is a career soldier. Mother worked as a mathematics teacher at a technical school. The girl, along with her brother, often stayed with relatives in the village. Grandmother loved and knew how to sing Tatar folk songs. Grandfather masterly accompanied her on the accordion. Venus from an early age tried to participate in such gatherings.
When the age approached, Gimadieva was enrolled in a music school. From the very beginning, she stood out from her peers with her vocal abilities. Since my father was regularly transferred from one garrison to another, Venus had to study in several secondary schools. And every time there was a teacher who studied vocals with the girl individually. After receiving secondary education, the girl entered the department of opera singing at the St. Petersburg Conservatory.
On the professional stage
The certified singer was accepted into the troupe of the famous St. Petersburg Opera and Ballet Theater. The creativity of the novice soloist was noticed and appreciated. After a short period of time, in 2009, Gimadieva was invited to a youth program that was formed under the auspices of the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow. Two years later, after completing her internship, Venus remained on the staff of the theater on a permanent basis. She brilliantly performed the leading arias in the opera Rigoletto, The Tsar's Bride, Somnambula and other productions.
The stage career of Gimadieva developed consistently, without abrupt ups and downs. International recognition came to the singer in 2014. The talented singer performed Violetta's aria as best she could in the classic opera La Traviata. The performance took place within the framework of the opera festival, which is held annually in the British town of Glyndebourne. Almost all the leading publications in the country have posted on their pages laudatory reviews of this performance.
Citizen of the world
At the current time, Venera Gimadieva is listed in the troupe of the Bolshoi Theater as a guest soloist. In other words, she is free to choose the venues for her performance. And when a singer has a "window" on tour, she is ready to perform within her native walls. The program of Gimadieva's performances is being made up for the year ahead. Such a regulation is necessary in order to avoid accidental breakdowns and protect the singer's energy from stressful situations.
Only as much is known about the singer's personal life as fans and admirers can know. Gimadieva lives legally. Husband and wife share the hardships of nomadic life in half. The spouse helps Venus prepare for the performance and recover after completion. The singer has big ideas for the future, but whether there is a place for children in them is still unknown.
