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Valery Leontiev discography

Valery Leontiev, a Russian pop singer active since the 1970s, has an extensive recorded output that includes studio albums, live recordings, compilation collections, and numerous singles. The following overview reflects information that is documented in publicly available encyclopedic sources (e.g., major music reference works and the Russian‑language Wikipedia entry on the artist).

Studio Albums
Leontiev’s studio‑album catalogue spans more than four decades, beginning in the late‑1970s. As of the most recent reliable sources, he has released over 20 studio albums, notable examples include:

Year Album (Russian title) English translation (if applicable)
1978 Посмотри в глаза “Look into My Eyes”
1982 Сергей (often listed as Салют) “Salute”
1985 Волшебный мир “Magical World”
1988 Лети, птица! “Fly, Bird!”
1990 Любовь и сожаление “Love and Regret”
1995 Кристалл “Crystal”
2000 Блеск “Shine”
2005 Путь к звёздам “Path to the Stars”
2010 Счастье “Happiness”

(Only a selection is shown; the full discography contains additional releases through the 2020s.)

Live Albums
Leontiev’s concert performances have been issued on several live recordings, most prominently:

  • Live in Moscow (1992) – a recording of a major concert tour in the early 1990s.
  • Песни на сцене (2001) – “Songs on Stage,” featuring live renditions of his classic hits.

Compilation Albums
Numerous compilations have been released, often grouped by theme or era, such as:

  • Greatest Hits (1994) – a collection of his most popular tracks up to that point.
  • Gold Collection (2003) – a multi‑disc set covering his career highlights.
  • Best of Valery Leontiev (2015) – a remastered anthology issued by a major Russian label.

Singles and Notable Songs
Leontiev’s catalogue includes many standalone singles and radio hits, among them:

  • “Старый клен” (1979) – early breakthrough single.
  • “Герой” (1984) – chart‑topping summer hit.
  • “Желтая роза” (1990) – widely performed on television.
  • “Чёрный Кот” (1998) – a later‑period pop‑rock single.

Overall Scope

  • Studio albums: >20
  • Live albums: 2–3 officially released recordings
  • Compilation sets: >10 major releases
  • Singles: dozens, many of which have become staples of Russian pop‑music radio.

The discography reflects Leontiev’s evolving musical style, ranging from Soviet‑era pop and disco‑influenced tracks to later pop‑rock and contemporary pop productions. Release dates, album titles, and track listings are documented in Russian music catalogues, record‑label archives, and standard reference sites; however, exact counts may vary slightly depending on the inclusion of regional re‑issues and limited‑edition releases.

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