Zemfira will perform in Yerevan in July!

Zemfira Ramazanova first appeared on TV screens at the age of five. At that time, no one could have imagined that the girl who performed a song about a lazy worm would become an icon for performers of the early 2000s and a symbol of an entire era. Her compositions are not just melodies and words, but entire sound worlds in which you can get lost and find yourself again. Her work intertwines many contradictions and emotions, thanks to which she has become the voice of the younger generation, reflecting its feelings and concerns.

At the MTV Russia Music Awards ceremony in 2004, Zemfira performed the hit We Are the Champions in the company of musicians from the Queen group. Her career also included a duet with the famous American singer Patti Smith, with whom they performed the song "Everybody Hurts".

Several years ago, Zemfira left Russia in connection with well-known events, however, unlike many of her domestic colleagues, she does not feel unnecessary abroad. She continues to actively create, and her latest album "Zemfira from Luka" was recorded together with her talented nephew. The singer maintains friendship with her long-time friend Renata Litvinova, who also does not waste time in emigration, developing her theater in Paris, for which Zemfira writes music. Their recent joint work was the play "Cactus".

Zemfira has always remained outside the mainstream, but at the same time reached heights in Russian show business. Abroad, she continues to do what she has always done best. Now, according to her, she has more time for creativity, and nothing distracts her from her favorite business. Her music remains soulful and sincere, and although she is a representative of "Russian rock", her work has never been limited by simple formulas. During her career, Zemfira has evolved: from a rebellious girl striving for freedom to an author of lyrics that represent deep psychoanalysis that helps heal mental wounds.

Tickets for Zemfira's concert at the Razdan stadium promise a grand show with favorite hits and new compositions that the audience will hear for the first time.