Died performer of the song “Black cat”
Died in Moscow the singer Tamara Miansarova, known as the singer of popular hits “Black cat” and “Let there always be sunshine”.
On the death of Miansarovoj in his Instagram said the actress Alika Smekhova. “Today, 12 July, and later died at Tamara Miansarova-Soviet and Russian singer, Professor of RATI… my vocal coach studied at GITIS”.
Today,12 July,and later died at Tamara Miansarova-Soviet and Russian singer,Professor of RATI…my vocal teacher studied in GITIS…condolences to her husband and daughter, Mark M. and kata,as well as all friends and family…the Peace of God…the Kingdom of heaven…remember and grieve Thank You for everything.
The death of the singer in interview to TV channel REN TV was confirmed by a friend of her family Ivan Tsybin. According to him, Miansarova died on 88-m to year of life after long illness. She died in a Minsk hospital.
Tamara Miansarova was born in March 1931 in the city Zinoviev Ukrainian SSR (later Kirovograd and now Kropiwnicki). After graduating from the Moscow Conservatory, worked on the stage. In 1963 she became a laureate of the festival in Sopot, Poland with the song “Let there always be sunshine”. A year later, she sang one of the most popular Soviet hits — the song “Black cat” with lyrics by Mikhail Tanich.
Since the 1980-ies, Miansarova taught vocal students of GITIS.