Mimi Ivanova Ribinsk (born December 28, 1946 in Hisarya , Bulgaria ) is a famous Bulgarian pop singer .
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Since childhood, she sang and accompanied on the accordion , the class of which she studied at a music school. In 1966 she graduated from a secondary music school in Plovdiv , specializing in vocals. The first professional appearance on stage for Mimi Ivanova was a concert tour in Moscow and Odessa in 1966 [1] , together with the jazz orchestra of the Plovdiv House of the People’s Army under the direction of Veselin Nikolov. In 1973–74, Mimi lives and works in Poland , where he performs with “Andrzej and Elise” and “No-so-tso”.
In 1976, with Razvigor Popov, he created the “Start” group [1] .
The first single of the singer was released in 1972 by Melody in the USSR, and the first long-playing album by the Bulgarian company Balkanton in 1975. Many songs in Mimi Ivanova’s albums were written to the music of her husband, Razvigor Popov, as well as composers Zornitsa Popova , Atanas Kosev , Nayden Andreev , Toncho Rusev , Maria Ganeva and others [1] .
In 1992, together with Razvigor Popov, he opened a music school with the teaching of solfeggio and playing the synthesizer. The school exists at the House of Culture named after Tsanko Tserkovsky (reading room "Tsanko Tserkovsky") in Sofia.
In 2001, Mimi Ivanova made her debut on the stage. At the invitation of the director of the municipal Renaissance theater, Mimi played Lisa in the children's play “Grandma’s Loaf”, along with professional actors - Mara Chapanova , Daniel Tsochev , Zornitsa Marinkova and others. The author of the music for the play is Razvigor Popov, and the director is Georgi Georgiev. The performance went on with great success in the following seasons.
In 2018, Ivanova spoke with her husband at a concert in the framework of the XV Russophile Cathedral near the Koprinka reservoir . In addition to her hits, she performed the song "Alyosha" in Russian. [2]
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Performance Rewards
- 1971 - Golden Deer Festival in Brasov ( Romania ) - Romanian Radio and Television Award for the best performance of a Romanian song (performed by Romanian author Zhirovianu “After Night Comes”)
- 1975 - festival in Istanbul ( Turkey ) - special prize
- 1976 - “Schlager Festival” in Dresden ( GDR ) - first prize for the performance of a German song (“I Want to Love” by Arnt Bauze)
- 1977 - festival "Bratislava lyre" in Bratislava (Czechoslovakia) - second prize "Silver lyre" (for the performance of the song "One Day of Spring" by Razvigor Popov)
- 1978 - Festival "Songs of the Sea" in the city of Rostock (GDR) - third prize
- 2006 - the singer was nominated and awarded the “Crystal Lyre” of the Union of Music and Dance Figures of Bulgaria.
Song Awards
In the television competition “Melody of the Year” (1976) - the first place with the song “Slence in my hair” (“The Sun in My Hair”). She also repeatedly received awards of the summer radio contest Yavorova Span [3] , prizes of the Golden Orpheus competition (1974, 1975, 1979).
Jury
Mimi Ivanova participated in the jury of the song contest “Burgas and the Sea” (2018) [4] .
Discography
- Mimi Ivanova (1975)
- “Mimi Ivanova and the Start” (1979)
- Autograph (1981)
- “Alo, is it Si?” - 2LP (1983)
- “Mimi Ivanova and the Start” (1985)
- Hey, Momche (1987)
- “20 Years of Mimi and the Devotee” (1993)
- "Edba" (1995)
- “Slenceto e in my mow” (1996)
- “Well, Instead of a Run” (1996)
- “Valkt and Semete Kozleta” (2000)
- “Favorite Songs - 1” (2003)
- “Favorite Songs - 2” (2003)
- “Valkt and Semete Kozleta” (2004)
- “Bulgaria, decata nor varni” (2007)
- “Zlatni hitove 1” (2016)
- “Mimi Ivanova and Razvigor Popov - Zlatni hitov 2” (2016)
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 Mimi Ivanova: Some kind of stomach, no such music - Labor
- ↑ At the Russophile Cathedral in Bulgaria, 15 thousand people paid a minute of silence to Alexander Zakharchenko | news
- ↑ 47 years old to the BNR Spring Radio Competition - Music
- ↑ Mimi Ivanova and Razvigor Popov: Wife, aklo not golchi and mzh, ako not mulchi - not her family! - Labor