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VICTOR HARA – SINGER OF LOVELY CHILE
This Chilean was destined to become not only a famous singer, poet and musician, but also the most significant victim of the regime of Augusto Pinochet. Victor Hara adhered to left-wing political convictions and became a prisoner of a concentration camp organized by the Pinochet junta for supporters of the country’s legitimate president, Salvador Allende. Victor Hara’s popularity during his life was fantastic, and after his death he became a symbol of resistance to the military regime in his homeland. In the New World of that time, his fame, creativity and influence on the masses were comparable only with the popularity of Ernesto Che Guevara and Fidel Castro. Continue reading
THE QUEEN OF THE OPERA – GALINA VISHNEVSKAYA
Her work embodies the whole era, so bright and exciting it turned out to be. The life of the great Galina Vishnevskaya was just as rich. The tragic pages of her biography were intertwined with world fame, and sorrows and sufferings – with real love. On stage, she created not just theatrical images, but unsurpassed examples of opera art, which, coupled with the incredible ups and downs of Galina Vishnevskaya’s personal life, could serve as a plot for an opera or a classic novel. Her emotional manner of execution melted somewhat chilly operatic art, made it closer and more understandable to the viewer. And this is not her only merit in the world of beauty. Continue reading
KILEY MINOUGH – POP DIVA AUSTRALIA
An amazing and unique continent gives birth to no less colorful people. Australia gave the world of art a whole galaxy of movie stars (Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett, Russell Crowe, Hugh Jackman, Paul Hogan) and musicians (Nick Cave, Natalie Imbrulyu, AC / DC, Bee Gees, Savage Garden). There is one performer among these celebrities with an incredibly radiant smile, whose work has been pleasing music lovers for many years. Her name is Kylie Minogue. She calls herself a pop veteran who will soon be retiring, but we know that this is just another aphorism of her, there can be no talk of creative rest. Continue reading
