Alla Pugacheva
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Alla Pugacheva, born on April 15, 1949, in Moscow, is a legendary Russian singer, songwriter, and actress. Known as the "Queen of Soviet Pop Music," she gained fame with the 1975 hit "Harlequin" and has since become an iconic figure in Russian music. Her powerful voice and emotional performances have made songs like "Million Roses" classics. In recent years, Pugacheva remains influential in the music industry, mentoring young artists and making occasional public appearances. Despite her semi-retirement, she continues to be celebrated for her enduring contributions to Russian culture and entertainment.
Known for
Credits
Plankton Salesmen (2017)
as Self (archive footage)
Old Songs about the Main Thing 2 (1997)
as богатая соседка
Old Songs About the Main Thing 3 (1998)
as малоизвестная певица на кинопробах
Over the Rainbow (1986)
as Svetlana Mikhailovna / Sirena Akheloevna (singing voice)
A Woman That Sings (1979)
as Anna Streltsova
Foam (1979)
as певица на кинофестивале
Old Songs about the Main Thing 4: Postscript (2000)
Actor
The Amazing Boy (1971)
as Lona (voice)
The Grandmothers Told in Two... (1979)
as Alla Pugacheva
Monologue (1973)
Actor
Wonder Season (1985)
as "таксистка"
Chasing Two Hares (2003)
as Antonina (Tonia) Koroviak
Love for Love (1983)
as певица
How to Become a Star (1986)
Actor
I Am Returning Your Portrait (1983)
as herself
The Golden Record (1983)
as Self
A Center from the Skies (1975)
as Nina Chelnokova (singing voice)
Alla Pugacheva. That Very Concert (2019)
as herself
The Magic Lantern (1977)
as дочь (голос)
My Dad - Intars Busulis (2023)
as Self
The Other "I" of Philip Kirkorov (2017)
as self
Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors (2007)
as prima donna
Rock around the Kremlin (1985)
as herself
Alla Pugacheva: Dreams of Love (2019)
as Self
Julia (1993)
Actor
Алла Пугачева: Избранное (1998)
as Self
Alla Pugacheva: Tales of Love (2003)
Actor
Theater of Alla Pugacheva (1979)
as Self
Alla Pugacheva: Selected Songs (1998)
as Herself
I Came and I'm Speaking (1985)
as self
Maestro bez frakas (1985)
as Self
Don't Ask Whom the Bell Tolls (1989)
as (archive footage)