Muromov, Mikhail Vladimirovich

Mikhail Vladimirovich Muromov was born on November 18, 1950 in Moscow . His mother, Elena Rafikovna, is half Russian , half Tatar , head of the department of electrical engineering (already dead). His father, Vladimir Sergeevich Muromov, was a hydraulist, a senior researcher ^[1] , according to Mikhail Muromov, his father was a kind of nobleman (he had partly Buryat origin and allegedly was in a distant relationship with A. S. Griboyedov ), he was not accepted to the institute (allegedly because he was a member of the nobility), a war veteran, became a scientist ^[1] (died later) ^[2] .

Mikhail Vladimirovich graduated from cello and guitar music school ^[1] . Graduated from the Physics and Mathematics School ^{[ what? ]} . Organized VIA with classmates, went in for sports (received the title of master of sports in swimming and the first category in boxing).

In 1969, Muromov was invited as a guitarist and vocalist in the Slavs VIA, where he worked until 1972, he entered the Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology. DI Mendeleev at the biochemical department ^[2] , graduated from the Moscow Technological Institute of the Meat and Dairy Industry in 1971, and in graduate school, according to Michael, he invented and patented three devices for the food industry, which allegedly are now manufactured and used in production sausages ^[1] .

Then he worked as a head waiter in expensive restaurants in Moscow and Moscow region. ^[one]

In the years 1972-1973 he served in the Soviet army in sport mates. ^[3] He made his debut on the big stage relatively late - in 1985, when he was already over thirty. However, two years later he won universal fame by releasing the hit “ Apples in the Snow ” - one of the musical “symbols” of the late 1980s. The peak of the popularity of Michael came precisely in 1987-1991, when his most famous songs came out: "Apples in the Snow", "Ariadne", "Strange Woman".

He collaborated with poets: Anatoly Sofronov , Andrei Dementyev , Rimma Kazakova , Larisa Rubalskaya , Anatoly Poperechny .

After the death of singer Igor Talkov , he was one of those who transported his body from St. Petersburg to Moscow. ^[four]

Working in the second half of the 1980s in the accompanying composition of Mikhail Muromov, the future producer and composer of the Freestyle group Anatoly Rozanov recalled how Murom had completely changed his creative and life outlook:

Mikhail Vladimirovich Muromov wrote music for theater, ballet and films. ^[one]

In 2017, in honor of the 30th anniversary of his main hit, Mikhail planned to release a new album, “Pink on White 2017”, containing both new material and updated versions of hits. On the recording, he acted as a singer, producer, songwriter, arranger and guitarist. Anatoly Rozanov , Vadim Kazachenko , Sergey Minaev and rapper Mr. Minor also took part in the recording.

• According to Mikhail himself in the Pioneer Show program (issue 99), at the age of 13, with the full approval of his mother, he had intimate relations with her friends ^[5] .
• The first wife (1973 to 1976). - Tamara Muromova
• Illegitimate sons (from 4 different women - according to Michael himself): Mikhail, Konstantin, Pavel, Arthur. ^[6]

Songs of the singer and composer Mikhail Muromov

• "Ariadne" (M. Muromov, A. Zubkov - R. Kazakova ) - isp. Andrey Zubkov, Mikhail Muromov
• "Afghanistan" (words by A. Dementiev )
• "Insomnia"
• "Fighting awarded Order" (words. A. Monastyrev and O. Pisarzhevskaya )
• "The Witch" (words by M. Ryabinin)
• "Venice" (M. Muromov)
• "Together with Evelina"
• "Risk zone" (words N. Miroshnichenko)
• "Irene" (words K. Lvovich)
• "Cossack" (words. A. Transverse)
• "What a late spring"
• “Captains” (words by G. Pozhenyan)
• "Forest Academy" (words: S. Mikhalkov )
• "Malibu" (M. Muromov)
• "Blizzard" (words by A. Transverse)
• "Orinoco" (M. Muromov, A. Zubkov - B. Zabolotsky)
• "Father's house"
• "In memory of Talkov" (other names - "Attack", "Eh, live, mother Russia ...") (words A. Transverse)
• “Letter to brother” (M. Muromov)
• "Horseshoe" (words by A. Transverse)
• “Late love” (words by A. Dementiev)
• "Remember the good" (words by A. Dementiev )
• “Bird Blue Wing” (words by L. Kozlova) - duet with Olga Zarubina
• "The guys from Afghanistan"
• “Mother’s hands” (words by A. Dementiev )
• “Salute, beloved” (words by O. Kuksinskaya)
• "Sirtaki" or "In the blue twilight" (folk music - the words. A. Monastyryova and O. Pisarzhevskaya )
• "Sweet poison" (lyrics by E. Sergeeva)
• “Ask the desert” (words by V. Verstakov)
• "One hundred weddings" (words by I. Shaferan)
• "Strange Woman" (words by L. Rubalskaya)
• "Stewardess" (words by A. Dementieva )
• "Tamasha" (words by D. Rozman)
• "Warm downpours" (f. A. Transverse)
• “You are my wound” (words by R. Faizullin)
• "Weathervane" (words by A. Kostin)
• Freestyle (M. Muromov, A. Zubkov - S. Alikhanov)
• "Mistress of the festival" (lyrics. Dzhuny Davitashvili )
• Chow Chow
• "Apples in the snow" (words by A. Dementieva )

• 1984 - Captains
• 1986 - Risk Zone
• 1986 - Home Magnetic Album
• 1987 - Apples in the snow
• 1987 - Children from Afgan
• 1987 - Mikhail Muromov sings
• 1988 - Business Woman
• 1989 - The Witch
• 1990 - Sweet poison
• 1990 - No. 1 (LP)
• 1992 - Super 2 (LP)
• 1994 - Afghanistan
• 1994 - Strange Woman
• 1994 - Salute, beloved
• 2001 - Names For All Ages
• 2005 - Grand Collection ^{[7] [8]}
• 2017 - Pink on white 2017

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