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Yanka Dyagileva
Yanka Dyagileva was born in Nizhnevartovsk, Siberia in 1966. She spent part of her childhood with her grandmother in a small village, and by her teenage years...
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Ad-kraj
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Angedoniya
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Bolit golova
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CHuzhoj dom
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Deklassirovannym elementam
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Dekoraciya
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Domoj
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Gori, gori yasno
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Kto ty takoj?
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Medved' vyhodit
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Medved' vyhodit na ohotu
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Mne prid³tsya otpolzat'/beregis'
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My po koleno
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Na doroge pyatak
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Nyurkina pesnya
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Yanka Dyagileva was born in Nizhnevartovsk, Siberia in 1966. She spent part of her childhood with her grandmother in a small village, and by her teenage years she was writing songs that often circled themes of loneliness and alienation. In 1985 she moved to Novosibirsk, where she briefly connected with the band Grazhdanskaya Oborona before going her own way.
Her debut album 'Ad-kraj' came out in 1988 and found an audience in the Soviet underground. The songs were raw and emotionally direct, with titles like 'Bolit golova' and 'Gori, gori yasno' that suggested a kind of personal intensity.
Dyagileva died in 1991 near Moscow at age 24. Her death was officially called an accidental drowning, though the circumstances were unclear and left questions. In the years since, her music has been covered by other Russian artists, and recordings like 'Ad-kraj' have been reissued, keeping her songs in circulation.
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