These are the names of Russian stars. Interesting Facts

The name and surname are what is given to a person by birth and must accompany it until death. In a few letters and their combination lies a deep meaning, which affects the character, destiny and even kind of activity. Psychologists can lead a lot of cases when the change of name or surname became a fateful person.

The person seemed to be throwing off all past problems from himself and boldly went to new horizons, where he was expected to be successful and happy. In a similar way, even a prolonged depression lasting several years can be cured. Perhaps, it is this that makes many famous people take pseudonyms. Do you know the real names of Russian stars? If not, then read our article. We are happy to tell you a couple of secrets.

The influence of the pseudonym on fate

Have you noticed that the real names of Russian pop stars in many cases sound quite ordinary and are not remembered? This fact was unambiguously understood by the producers, who invented something completely different for their wards-something that would crash into people's memory right away. It is interesting that many pop stars admit that the new name, taken as a stage name, completely changed their life. And it's not surprising - a sonorous name obliges to behave in a very special way, because it attracts attention and becomes literally the second skin. Over time, the real names and surnames of Russian stars are forgotten not only by journalists, but also by themselves. Therefore, cases of changing passports are common, in which instead of the previous initials the famous pseudonym of the star is indicated.

It is interesting that often pseudonyms are taken by writers. Psychologists believe that this allows them to reveal their talent to the fullest. After all, it is natural for a person to doubt his own abilities, and the creative process that takes place under a different name completely removes all restrictions and clamps. The writer becomes free and submits only to the flight of fantasy. Therefore, and come out from under his pen, amazing images, which could not be, he creates under his real name.

Russian stars in their majority come under pseudonyms that have emerged accidentally or are a thoughtful marketing move. Let's find out the secrets of their real names.

Singer Elka

This extravagant girl literally blew up the Russian stage in 2004. Especially interested in the viewer of her wonderful pseudonym, because nothing like this until among the variety singers did not occur. Why Elka? Surprisingly, the girl, who, by the way, is called Elizabeth Ivantziv, and she does not know where this funny nickname came from.

It became attached to the singer in childhood, as one of the friends of the family called her, and gradually even her parents stopped referring to her as Elizabeth. Now all the close environment of the singer often calls her diminutive - Carow, and she herself got so used to her stage name that she even thinks about changing her passport. However, for the time being, it shows her real name.

Russian stars: Bianca

Belarussian beauty, singing in the genre of R & B, was immediately remembered not only by the unusual vocal and bold presentation of musical compositions, but also by the bright name of Bianca. Few people know that the real name of the Russian star is far from the screen image - Tatyana Lipnitskaya.

The creative path of the girl began from the earliest childhood, she perfectly sang, danced and even was invited to work in Germany. At that time in her native Belarus she was known and loved as Tatiana, but a joint project with Russian singer Serega and his team completely changed the girl's life.

Literally after the first joint album, which had a grandiose success, the young singer took a new stage name - Bianca. It is interesting that Serega dubbed it in this way, deciding that the R & B style implies not only a vivid image, but the same enchanting name. Besides, the pseudonym really suited the girl, he could not reveal her nature better and turned out to be a lucky ticket to the Russian stage for the singer.

Maksim

Real names and surnames of Russian show business stars do not always become public, many of them for a long time hide from secrets the secrets of their personal lives. Singer MakSim for a long time hid from curious journalists not only their real name, but also the details of a difficult climb to the Russian pop Olympus.

In fact, the girl's name is Marina Abrosimova, but she was called Maxim in her native Kazan. In the future, the nickname changed a little and turned into a famous stage name.

The singer herself told me in an interview that she was always with her brother Maxim from early years. With his light hand, she practiced karate and spent almost all her free time with his friends. Over time, they stopped calling her Marina, and humorously teased her brother's name. The girl was not against, besides the mother's maiden name - Maksimova - also played a role in the choice of a stage name, when the young singer began to seriously engage in vocal.

Singer Jasmine

Many spectators from the first appearance on the TV screen were literally fascinated by the dark-haired beauty of Jasmine singing melodic lyrical songs. It seemed that she came from some ancient eastern fairy tale. In addition, the bright appearance perfectly complemented this fascinating image.

And only much later the fans learned that the oriental beauty was called Sarah Manakhimova, and in her childhood she did not plan to become a pop singer. Sarah was an excellent student, she easily gave foreign languages, and the cheerful nature of the girl made her a star of the university team "KVN".

In parallel, she worked as a model and developed her vocal skills as a hobby. The first husband of the singer Vyacheslav Semenduev became the initiator and inspirer of her creative activity on the big stage. It was then that she chose her stage name, which brought her fame and fame.

It is interesting that the girl did not think too much about what a new name to choose for herself. Her favorite fairy-tale heroine has always been Princess Jasmine from the story of Aladdin. Therefore, the decision about the pseudonym was taken almost instantly and turned out to be very successful.

And what about modern politicians?

In politics people always go under their real names and surnames, this is an indispensable condition for a successful political career. After all, the servant of the people must be crystal clear and transparent before their voters. Otherwise, his pre-election slogans will always be doubted.

However, very few people know that in some cases they hide their real names and stars of the Russian stage, and politicians. The latter, especially the young members of the party, sometimes have different passions that require a stage name.

For example, in the "United Russia" is a young beauty Ekaterina Akritova, who claims to be elected to the Legislative Assembly of the Krasnodar Territory. But at night, many visitors to the night club know her as DJ Katya Inferna. This fascination has long been present in the life of Catherine, and she does not intend to stop doing her favorite hobby. So he plans to combine daily party meetings with night DJ sets. Who knows what will bring her greater fame?

Jewish roots on the Russian stage

The Jewish trail has always been clearly traced in the history of many famous Russians who at the moment are well-deserved cultural figures or leading politicians. The real names of Russian Jewish stars are carefully hidden under pseudonyms or ordinary Russian surnames.

For example, a well-known pair of two talented people - Angelica Varum and Leonid Agutin - has Jewish roots on either side. Leonty Nikolaevich Chizhov (that's the name Leonid Agutin in fact) was born into a Jewish family. And in the genus of Angelica Varum, the well-known Jewish name Robak was replaced by Varum during the Second World War, when the family had to flee from Poland hastily.

The famous singer Larisa Dolina at the very beginning of her singing career decided to hide her real Jewish name Kudelman under a sonorous pseudonym. Jewish roots are present in Mikhail Shufutinsky, Marina Khlebnikova, Boris Moiseyev and many other stars of the Russian stage.