On July 4, Zemfira's concert will take place in bright and sunny Yerevan on the stage of the Razdan stadium

Zemfira Ramazanova, originally from Ufa, burst onto the Russian music scene in the late 90s. At that time, she became one of the few female performers among many male groups. Her debut album, Zemfira, released in 1999, was a real discovery, introducing the public not only to a talented singer, but also to an original author and composer. Songs from this album, such as AIDS, Arivederchi and Romashki, became hits and set the direction for her future career. Her music organically combines elements of rock, pop, indie and even jazz. But the main thing is the sincerity and emotionality with which she shares her feelings with fans. Zemfira's songs often feature unexpected accents and pauses, which creates a sense of live communication. Sometimes she uses a sing-song style, making her compositions sound like personal confessions. Minimalism of arrangements and repetitive motives give her music a hypnotic effect.

One of Zemfira's special features is her ability to create an atmosphere of trust and closeness with the listener. At her concerts, there is a feeling as if she is singing personally for each spectator, understanding their feelings and experiences. This unique connection makes her performances memorable and filled with emotions. Despite many years of experience on stage, Zemfira remains one of the most interesting and mysterious figures in Russian music. She continues to write songs that touch on important topics and cause deep reflection. At the same time, Zemfira rarely appears at social events and avoids scandals, devoting herself entirely to creativity. Her music reflects both modern realities and eternal themes of love, loneliness and hope.

Abroad, the singer did not remain idle: together with her nephew Artur Ramazanov-Ostapenko (Luka), she founded the rock band "Zemfira from Luka". They were joined by saxophonist Hugo Lee. The group released a debut disc with the same name, consisting of four tracks about the difficult choices of the modern world.

Tickets for Zemfira's concert at the Razdan stadium in Yerevan are still available on our website. Don't miss the opportunity to attend the show of your favorite artist!