Maxim is considered one of the most successful singers of the first decade of the 21st century. Having grown up in Kazan and came to conquer Moscow, she was able to achieve what she was striving for with total perseverance and tireless work.
Childhood and youth
Marina Sergeevna Abrosimova was born on June 10, 1983 in Kazan. Developing in vocals and playing musical instruments, a very little girl rarely walked with her older brother and his friends. It is from here that the version of her pseudonym takes its roots. Marina’s brother was called Maxim, and the girl’s name was “attached” to the girl.
However, the singer herself said that she formed her pseudonym from the female surname of her mother - Maximov. As a teenager, the future star began to actively participate in various vocal competitions. Then the girl began to write her first songs. Alien and Winter subsequently entered her album My Paradise.
Music career
The girl stubbornly strove for her goal - to become a singer. The first songs were recorded and soon became known throughout Tatarstan. Passerby, Alien, and Winter could often be heard on local radio. So, working with unknown groups and collectives, Maxim is slowly but surely engaged in the promotion of his compositions. And now her new songs get on the radio: “Hard Age”, “Tenderness” and “Centimeters of Breath”. And if in Kazan she became famous, then the country did not know her yet.
After some time, Maxim goes to Moscow. There she sometimes sings in the underpasses, and then writes her, perhaps, one of the most famous songs - "Tenderness". The next step of the singer was to restart the song "Hard Age". And now, having released a few more songs, Maxim performs almost unbelievable for a novice singer - organizes a concert in the "Olympic". Contrary to forecasts, the hall was full.
Maxim also releases songs that occupy the first lines in various charts (“Do You Know, ” “Our Summer” with Basta, “Letting Go” with Alsou). In 2016, a big concert was held, and in 2018 Maxim presented two of her new songs: "Fool" and "Here and Now."
