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Stanislav Baretsky

b. 1972

Russian musician

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Born 1972. Stanislav Baretsky is a Russian poet, singer, actor and showman.

Stanislav Valereyevich Baretsky (born 8 March 1972) is a Russian musician. He has worked with the groups Leningrad and EU.

Biography

Baretsky worked as a gravedigger and security guard in the 1990s, later unsuccessfully running a cafe and market. He wrote poetry as a young man. In 2002 he made songs based on this work. In the period from 2003 to 2004 he recorded two solo albums, Цензура ("Censorship") and Цензура-2 ("Censorship-2"). Neither of these albums brought Baretsky stardom.

In 2004 he worked with the group named EU. They released an album in 2005, Электронщина (Elektronschina) featuring a stencil of his face on the cover. He performed at concerts with EU in Moscow and St Petersburg. He then worked with the group Leningrad, writing lyrics for a song. Baretsky is also known for biting into beer cans and twisting them apart, spraying those around him. In the period from 2003 to 2004 he recorded two solo albums published on the trap label: "Censorship" and "Censorship-2". Some of the songs were on the radio "Petrograd - Russian Chanson."

In 2004, his work became interested in the electronic duo "Christmas tree toys", located in the same city. They invited him to record an album and give concerts in clubs. The album "Electronschina" has become one of the most striking musical events of 2005. At the beginning of 2006, Baretsky had several successful performances in Ukraine with other musicians from the collection "Forbidden Variety" except for "Christmas Tree Toys", including with 2H Company; in Kyiv, the entrance to the concert had to be closed when 600 people gathered. On 7 March 2006, Stas performed at the Moscow club "Ikra" after the presentation of the album YOI "Warm Math" ("Warm Mathematics") and a performance by 2H Company; some listeners left the room. According to Baretsky, he no longer speaks with Leningrad, because he doesn’t call Cords, but he doesn’t want to ask. While with the "Christmas tree toys", he believes that "they did not agree on the characters in terms of music", as the band’s musicians prefer to engage in creative experiments, and Baretsky suggested "stupidly make turbochanson and ride in clubs". Цензура - Censorship - 2003 Цензура-2 - Censorship-2 - 2004 Электронщина - Elektronschina - 2005 (with EU (group)) Тут по ящику нам дали (together with Andrei Erofeev) (not officially published) Романтик Блядь Коллекшн - Romantic Fucking Collection - 2011 Дискотека - Discoteca - 2013 Девяностые - Nineties - 2014 Умереть за попсу! - 2015 Нулевые - 2015 Малиновый пиджак - 2015 Турбодискотека - 2015

Filmography

2-Асса-2 2009 Жесть Миллионов - Zhest Million - 2010 Шапито-шоу - Tent Show - 2011 Литейный - Casting - 2011 Give me your money- Little Big- 2015 Brother 3 - 2020

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Also known as
Stanislav Valeryevich Baretsky, Stas Baretsky, Stanislav Valereyevich Baretsky

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Stanislav Baretsky?

Russian musician

When was Stanislav Baretsky born?

Stanislav Baretsky was born on 8 March 1972 in Lomonosov.

What is Stanislav Baretsky's occupation?

Stanislav Baretsky is a poet, singer, actor and showman.

What nationality is Stanislav Baretsky?

Stanislav Baretsky is Russian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Stanislav Baretsky

· Wikidata: Q4078183

· DBpedia: Stanislav Baretsky

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