Belousov Eugene - a pop singer who became popular in the 90s. A lot of people still remember his hits "Alyoshka", "My blue-eyed girl." Unfortunately, Eugene died early.
Early years, youth
Evgeny Viktorovich was born on September 10, 1964. The family lived in the village of Zhikhar (Kharkov region), and then in Kursk. Parents were workers. Zhenya has a twin brother named Sasha and sister Marina. Boys were fond of creativity, Zhenya attended music school, and Sasha - art. In childhood, Belousov was hit by a car, it ended in a traumatic brain injury.
After school, Eugene began to study at a music school, but then at the insistence of his parents he moved to vocational school to learn the profession of a locksmith. In that period, he performed in restaurants to make money. Once, he was noticed by Bari Alibasov and invited him to his Integral band, where Belousov was a bass player, vocalist.
Creative biography
In 1987, Eugene spoke on the program "Morning Mail", he was noticed by Mogilev Marta, producer. She introduced Belousov to Voropaeva Love and Dorokhin Victor. They invited Zhenya to do solo performances and began to produce him. The singer’s first hit was the song "My blue-eyed girl."
In 1991, Belousov began to produce Igor Matvienko, the very first song "Girl-Girl" was very popular. With the help of Aizenshpis Yuri, 14 concerts of Zhenya were held at the Luzhniki small arena. All performances were successful. Belousov became a star, he had a lot of fans.
Subsequently, Eugene wanted to get rid of his role. Trying to distract from the stage, he decided to do business and bought a small winery. However, Belousov did not succeed, the plant went bankrupt.
The singer’s popularity declined. He released a new album, "And again about love, " but the former success did not repeat. Belousov's last album was released in 1995.
Eugene died July 2, 1997, about a month before that he underwent an operation related to a stroke. It is believed that one of the possible causes of serious health deterioration was a head injury sustained in childhood.
