Lyudmila Senchina is deservedly called a woman legend and Cinderella of the Soviet stage. In the USSR and Ukraine, she became one of the most prominent singers.
Early years, youth
Lyudmila Petrovna was born on December 13, 1950. The family lived in the village of Kudryavtsy (Ukraine). Her father was a cult worker, later he was appointed director of the house of culture. Mother worked as a teacher. Thanks to her father, Luda began to participate in performances, celebrations. The girl began to dream about a career as a singer.
Later, the family began to live in Krivoy Rog, the girl attended a singing club, made music. After school, Senchina entered the music school of Leningrad. It was difficult for her to learn, but thanks to perseverance, Lyudmila finished her education.
Creative career
In 1970, Senchina was taken to the theater of musical comedy (Leningrad). Success brought her the song "Cinderella", which became the hallmark of the singer.
Ludmila began to offer the role of the main characters in the movies ("Shelmenko-batman", "The Magic Power of Art"). In 1977, the movie "Armed and Very Dangerous" was released, which became the leader of the rental. Lyudmila appeared in the frame with her bare chest, which caused considerable indignation.
Senchina later quit the theater, she did not have a relationship with the new director. Lyudmila became a pop singer. She sang songs of famous composers, not included in the repertoire of famous singers. In the 70s, she was the host of the music show "Artloto".
In 1975, Lyudmila was awarded the Grand Prix in Sopot, then she received the title of Laureate of the Song of the Year. A few years later, Senchina became an Honored Artist.
The singer was very popular in the 80-90s, concerts gathered full halls. Her songs were often broadcast on the radio.
Senchina managed to sing a duet with Michel Legrand, a joint album with songs from "Cherbourg Umbrellas" was released. In 2002, Senchina was awarded the title of People's Artist.
In recent years, Lyudmila Petrovna has been a guest of several entertainment programs, where she talked about her life. She died on March 25, 2018 from a long illness.
