Zhanna Friske
Zhanna Friske was a Russian singer who started with the girl group Brilliants in 1997 before going solo in 2003. Her debut album 'Zhanna' came out that year,...
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Zhanna Friske was a Russian singer who started with the girl group Brilliants in 1997 before going solo in 2003. Her debut album 'Zhanna' came out that year, followed by 'TuSamaya' in 2005, which included the song 'Akvamarin'.
Her music included tracks like 'Ty Ne Dlya Menya' and 'Gde-to Letom', straightforward pop songs that found an audience in Russia. She kept recording through the 2000s, putting out albums like 'Zhivi!' in 2008 and 'Odna' in 2011.
In 2013, Friske was diagnosed with glioblastoma. She died in 2015 at age 40. Her relationship with television host Dmitry Shepelev drew media attention during those years.
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