Zemfira

Zemfira Ramazanova (Russian: Земфира Рамазанова), known mononymously as Zemfira, is a Russian rock singer, songwriter, and musician. She is widely considered one of the most influential and popular performers in Russian rock music, having achieved significant commercial success and critical acclaim since her debut in 1999.

Zemfira's music incorporates elements of rock, pop, and electronica. Her lyrics often explore themes of love, loss, identity, and social issues. She is known for her distinctive vocals, emotional delivery, and energetic stage presence.

Born in Ufa, Bashkortostan, Zemfira began her musical career playing saxophone and singing in local bands. After relocating to Moscow, she recorded her self-titled debut album, Zemfira, which became an immediate success and established her as a leading figure in the Russian music scene.

Throughout her career, Zemfira has released numerous studio albums, including Forgive Me My Love (2000), 14 Weeks of Silence (2002), Vendetta (2005), Thank You (2007), To Live in Your Head (2013), and Borderline (2021). She has also composed music for films and theatre productions.

Zemfira has received numerous awards and accolades, solidifying her position as a prominent and influential artist in Russia and beyond. She is recognized for her artistic integrity and her ability to connect with audiences through her deeply personal and relatable music.