14 Facts About Anzhelika Varum

Anzhelika Varum, real name Maria Yurievna Varum, is a Ukrainian singer and an Honored Artist of the Russian Federation.

Anzhelika Varum released 12 albums, starting with "Good bye, moi mal'chik" in 1991.

Anzhelika Varum is married to the Russian singer Leonid Agutin.

Anzhelika Varum was part of the school's musical theater group and performed with them throughout Ukraine.

Anzhelika Varum then began to work as a back-up singer at her father's music studio.

In 1994, Anzhelika Varum made it to the finals of the Russian annual festival "Pesnya goda".

The next year, Anzhelika Varum released "V dvukh minutakh ot liubvi".

Around the same time, the perfume "Anzhelika Varum" made its debut on the Russian market.

Anzhelika Varum remained prolific, releasing "Zimniya vishnia" in 1996.

Anzhelika Varum began a creative collaboration with Leonid Agutin that soon turned into a romantic relationship.

Anzhelika Varum appeared in a feature film, playing a leading role in Vasiliy Pichul's "Nebo v almazakh".

Anzhelika Varum released a new album in 2002 titled "Stop, lyubopytstvo".

Anzhelika Varum created two new concert programs, a solo program titled after the new album, and a duet program with Agutin called "Rimskiye kanikuly".

Anzhelika Varum helped Agutin to record his first English language record.