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Chervona Ruta (ensemble)

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Years active
  
1971—1990

Members
  
Sofia Rotaru

Active until
  
1990

Associated acts
  
Tino Rossi, Don Backy

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Past members
  
Sofia Rotaru Anatoliy Evdokimenko Alexander Leonenko Valeriy Lyakhov

Origin
  
Chernivtsi, Ukraine (1971)

Genres
  
Pop music, Europop, Euro disco, Folk music

Record labels
  
Melodiya, Sony BMG Music Entertainment

Similar
  
Anatoliy Yevdokymenko, Vasyl Zinkevych, Volodymyr Ivasyuk, Yury Saulsky, Nazariy Yaremchuk

Chervona Ruta was a Ukrainian music group that performed between 1971 and 1990. Chervona Ruta group was created in 1971 by Anatoliy Evdokimenko with the Chernivtsi Philharmonic specially for the accompaniment of Sofia Rotaru. The founding members of the group were part of the pop orchestra of the Chernivtsi University.

For a long time, outside performances of the group by itself at occasional tours, Chervona Ruta was overshadowed by the People's Artist of Ukraine, People's Artist of Moldova, People's Artist of USSR - Sofia Rotaru. After Sofia Rotaru, other widely popular artists as Arkadiy Khoralov and Meritorious Artist of Moldova Anastasia Lazariuc started their career with Chervona Ruta. In 1981, the band was awarded Grand-Prix for the high artistic level of performance at the singers' competition in Yalta.

The soloist of the band, Sofia Rotaru, became the laureate of the IXth World Festival of Youth and Students in 1971. In the same year the band was cast with Sofia Rotaru in the movie called "Chervona Ruta" and in 1975 - in Pesnya vsegda s nami.

The band has wide fan communities both in the former USSR and abroad internationally. Successful tours took place with participation of Sofia Rotaru in Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, GDR, Finland, West Berlin. Polish theatre critic observer Andrzej Wołczkowski wrote:

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Chervona Ruta (ensemble) Wikipedia