Vladimir Presnyakov Jr

Vladimir Vladimirovich Presnyakov (; born 29 March 1968) is a Soviet and Russian singer, musician, keyboardist, composer, arranger, and actor.

A winner of the Golden Gramophone Award, he worked in the theater songs of Alla Pugacheva from 1987 to 1994.

Biography Early life Presnyakov was born in Sverdlovsk (now Yekaterinburg) on 29 March 1968 in the family of musicians Vladimir Petrovich and Elena Petrovna Presnyakov, future soloists of the VIA Samotsvety.

With the solo concert program "The Vladimir Presnyakov Show" the musician successfully performed in the biggest concert halls of Moscow and Leningrad – Olympic Stadium and Yubileyny Sports Palace. Presnyakov became the first Russian artist to receive the "Golden Key" prize in Monte Carlo (Monaco) as an artist whose recordings were sold in Russia in the largest circulation. In the early 1990s, the artist formed the "Captain" and with a new program "Farewell to Childhood" successfully performed in Moscow, as well as in the cities of near and far abroad. In 2005 they were divorced. Since 2005 he has been living with singer Natalia Podolskaya, they married in 2010 and in June 2015 Natalia gave birth to baby boy Artemy. Their second son, Ivan, was born in October 2020.

Discography EP

1989 — You Say (Melodiya)

Albums

1989 — Dad, You Were Like That (Melodiya) 1991 — Love (Alt Records) 1993 — Best Of Hits, compilation 1994 — The Castle of the Rain (General Records) 1996 — Zurbagan (Soyuz) 1996 — The Wanderer (Soyuz) 1996 — Zhanna (Soyuz) 1996 — Saliva (Soyuz) 2001 — The Open Door, Rain (Monolith) 2002 — Love on Audio 2009 — Malaria 2011 — Unreal Love 2012 — To be a Part of Yours (with Leonid Agutin, Anzhelika Varum and Natalia Podolskaya) 2020 — Listening to the Silence (Velvet Music)

DVD 2001 — Live Collection, concert, Moroz Records 2005 — Love on VIDEO, clips. BS Graphics 2005 — Back to the Future, concert. ICA Music