17 Facts About Valeriy Syutkin

Valeriy Miladovich Syutkin is a Russian singer and musician, best known as the vocalist and songwriter for the rock-n-roll band "Bravo".

Valeriy Syutkin is a board member of the Russian Authors Society.

Valeriy Syutkin was born in Moscow on 22 March 1958 and is an only child.

Valeriy Syutkin spent his childhood at the intersection of Yauzsky and Pokrovsky Boulevard at Obukha Street.

Valeriy Syutkin was born to Bronislava Andreevna Brzhezitskaya and Milad Alexandrovich Valeriy Syutkin, a teacher at the Military Engineering Academy.

Valeriy Syutkin participated in several garage bands as a bass player or a drummer during the 1970s.

Valeriy Syutkin served in the Air Force as aircraft mechanic in the Far East from 1976 to 1978.

In 1985 Valeriy Syutkin released the album "Twist-stage" where he accompanied Yuri Loza, Alexander Belonosov, Gennady Gordeev and former "Bravo" saxophonist Alexander Stepanenko.

Valeriy Syutkin worked for two years in the company of Mikhail Boyarsky, where he sang to the accompaniment orchestra "range".

Valeriy Syutkin starred in the Culture program "Hit Again" in 2004.

Valeriy Syutkin participated in the project of the Channel One Russia "Stars on Ice" and was paired with figure skater Irina Lobacheva.

Valeriy Syutkin acted in the second part TV a musical "Old songs about the main".

Valeriy Syutkin was a frequent participant at the "Cherry Forest" Festival.

Valeriy Syutkin served as a Member of Cultural Programs at the Olympic Games in Seoul, Athens, Turin, Beijing, Vancouver, and London.

Valeriy Syutkin served as the Cultural Ambassador of the Olympic Games in Sochi.

In March 2008, Valeriy Syutkin was awarded the title "Honored Artist of the Russian Federation" for merits in the field of art.

Valeriy Syutkin has been the chairman of "The Muses of the world" which chooses contestants in the "Variety and jazz performance".