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| Nastya Lyubimova | |
| Full name | Anastasia Lyubimova Alexandrovna |
| Date of Birth | June 26, 1986(1986-06-26) (age 32) |
| Place of Birth | Moscow, RSFSR, USSR |
| A country | Russia |
| Professions | singer |
| Years of activity | 2008 - present time |
| Genres | pop, synth-pop, hip-hop |
| Teams | Inhale-Exhale |
| Labels | Rebel Age |
| Official site | |
Anastasia Aleksandrovna Lyubimova
(June 26, 1986, Moscow, RSFSR, USSR), known as
Nastya Lyubimova
, is a Russian singer and songwriter.
Biography
Born on June 26, 1986 in Moscow in a family of teachers, she is the third child in the family. In early childhood, Nastya’s parents took her to a ballet club. She was reluctant to join the ballet club, preferring singing. Her parents did not support her passion for singing and, at their insistence, Nastya entered the Moscow State Academy of Choreography, from where she was expelled after two years of study due to exceeding the permissible height. Afterwards, Nastya entered the classical dance school of Gennady Ledyakh and continued her studies until the 8th grade. In 2002, she graduated from school with honors as a ballet dancer.[1] Nastya danced on the stage of the Kremlin Palace and at the Bolshoi Theater, went on tour abroad and stayed to live in Greece for a year, where she worked at mass events and starred in the Russian-Greek television series “The Mysterious House,” which was released only in Greece.
Childhood and youth
Anastasia Kuimova was born on October 11, 1993 into a creative family from Krasnoyarsk. Her parents, Alexander Kuimov and Vera Surovtseva, are teachers and honored artists of the Krasnoyarsk State Opera and Ballet Theater. Anastasia has a half-sister Maria (her mother is ballerina Oksana Klimina), who today is a soloist in the ballet of the same theater.
Anastasia Kuimova in childhood
Anastasia followed in the footsteps of her parents - she graduated from a choreographic college in her hometown, but decided to connect her future with acting and set off to conquer the capital. In Moscow, Anastasia entered the famous VGIK and became a student in the course of the People's Artist of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Fokin, the author of the well-known films “TASS is authorized to declare...” (1984) and “Before First Blood” (1989).
Anastasia Kuimova with her parents
Career
2008—2010: Member of the group Inhale-Exhale
In the fall of 2008, Nastya Lyubimova decides to start a singing career and, together with Al Ray, organizes a group called “Inhale-Exhale”[2]. Videos for their tracks “City of Dreams” and “Mystery” literally blew up the charts of many music TV channels, and the songs themselves were in hot rotation for a long time on Russian and Ukrainian radio stations. However, the group soon broke up - according to the official version, their musical preferences diverged and Nastya began her solo career, but later Anastasia in an interview named the true reason for the collapse of the group, which turned out to be a conflict between the group members on financial grounds.[3]
2010 - present: Solo work
Nastya’s first joint track was a duet with the dj-project “Sound Hackers” - “Unreal Love”, recorded in 2010. The track immediately got into hot rotation on radio stations, and a little later a video was shot for it.[4] However, the project “Nastya Lyubimova” itself was presented only in June 2012[5].
In November 2012, Nastya went on a joint tour of Russia with boxer Roy Jones. Roy himself chose the artist who, in the boxer’s opinion, fits best into his non-standard show. The boxing legend was struck by Nastya’s unusual image and unique voice: “We had a huge number of offers from well-known Russian artists and rappers, but we chose Nastya because her energy coincides with ours. I’m sure that after the tour she will become a real star.”[6] At the end of 2013, Nastya released a new video for the track “Rock Star” with Roy Jones[7]
Nastya Lyubimova and Roy Jones during a joint tour
In 2014, a joint song with rapper ST1M, “Fashion for Love,” was released, which received heavy rotation on music TV channels.[8]
In 2020, Nastya released the song “The Magic of Love,” which later became the soundtrack to the popular TV series Is It Easy to Be Young? on TNT.
In November 2020, Anastasia will present her new song “Poisonous Smoke”[9], for which a video was also released.
Actor career
Anastasia appeared on the set for the first time in 2020, starring in the mini-series “LOVE,” which tells the story of the destructive power of excessive love. Kuimova played a girl named Dina, whom her mother (Irina Ivanova) considered a mistake all her life. According to the plot of the film, the mother’s attitude towards her daughter is constantly changing, which makes Dina suffer even more. The series premiered almost three years after the end of filming, in March 2020 on the Domashny channel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhB6rw5gBBN
Then Anastasia starred in two short films: “Five to Five” by VGIK graduate Alexey Sashin (with Evgeny Okorokov, Kirill Krasnov and Elizaveta Arzamasova) and “Tea” by the young director Anna Kuzminykh, where the actress shared the set with a popular rock musician and poet Peter Mamonov.
Anastasia Kuimova on the set of the film “Tea”
In 2020, Kuimova appeared in Alexey Kamynin’s drama “Lie or Deed,” which critics called “a talented, tastefully made, very mature and at the same time absolutely “young” movie, the analogues of which are difficult to find in Russian-language cinema today.”
The film was first presented at the XXV Window to Europe festival. The main roles in the film were played by Kirill and Nikolai Kovbas (father and son in real life played opponents in the film), Maria Mileshkina and Igor Furmanyuk.
Interesting Facts
- In the summer of 2014, Nastya was chosen as Miss Expedition[10]
- Georgian singer Nina Sublati, performing at Eurovision, copied the image of Nastya Lyubimova[11]
- He is the fourth artist from Russia whose videos are posted on the VEVO channel[12]
- The song “Fashion for Love” was sung by Nastya Zadorozhnaya[13]
- Collects photos of hearts that were created by accident. Her collection includes about 200 photographs.[14]
- He is the face of the MAKE-UP ATELIER brand[15]
- I've been dancing all my life
- Was engaged in business in the fashion field[16]
Anastasia Kuimova now
Anastasia will appear in the sports comedy-drama series “Offside,” the events of which unfold on the football field and beyond. The series stars both professional football players (for example, Dmitry Tarasov) and actors - Anastasia Kuimova, Rostislav Berschauer, Nikita Pavlenko, Anna Taratorkina and rising stars Nikolai Kalinichev and Vasilina Yuskovets.
Anastasia Kuimova on the poster for the series “Out of Game”
Kuimova also starred in the melodramatic series “Weddings and Divorces” for Channel One, the drama “Your Tutor” by Anton Kolomeets with Natalia Vdovina and Alexey Sergeev and (starring) in the television series “Broken Souls” by Sergei Borchukov.
Notes
- Nastya Lyubimova on NTV channel
- Biography of Nastya Lyubimova on Sefon (inaccessible link)
- Report on the collapse of the group “Inhale-Exhale” on RUTV
- Nastya Lyubimova on Showbiza [ unauthorized source?
] - Presentation of the project by Nastya Lyubimova (inaccessible link - history
). Retrieved February 3, 2020. Archived March 2, 2020. - Roy Jones in Moscow
- Nastya Lyubimova – Rock Star
- Premiere of a joint song by Nastya Lyubimova and St1m
- Premiere of the song “Poisonous Smoke” by Nastya Lyubimova
- Anastasia Lyubimova is the new Miss Expedition!
- Nastya Lyubimova: interview on Word of mouth Radio
- Nastya Lyubimova: Interview for Geometria
- Nastya Zadorozhnaya quail Nastya Lyubimova
- Interview with Nastya Lyubimova for Ons Magazine (inaccessible link - history
). Retrieved February 3, 2020. Archived March 4, 2020. - Nastya Lyubimova on art-baza
- Nastya Lyubimova: interview for UkrDay
Personal life of Anastasia Kuimova
It’s difficult to judge Anastasia’s personal life – the girl prefers not to share details with fans. However, on the pages on her social networks you can find mysterious photographs of a certain young man who may well be her soulmate.
Anastasia collaborates with Dasha Selyanova’s fashion brand ZDDZ, for which she acts as a model.
Kuimova draws well - her paintings and sketches can be found on her Instagram page. The actress's height is 171 cm.
Career[ | ]
2008—2010: Member of the group Inhale-Exhale[ | ]
In the fall of 2008, Nastya Lyubimova decides to start a singing career and, together with Al Ray, organizes a group called “Inhale-Exhale”[2]. Videos for their tracks “City of Dreams” and “Mystery” literally blew up the charts of many music TV channels, and the songs themselves were in hot rotation for a long time on Russian and Ukrainian radio stations. However, the group soon broke up - according to the official version, their musical preferences diverged and Nastya began her solo career, but later Anastasia in an interview named the true reason for the collapse of the group, which turned out to be a conflict between the group members on financial grounds.[3]
2010 - present: Solo work[ | ]
Nastya’s first joint track was a duet with the dj-project “Sound Hackers” - “Unreal Love”, recorded in 2010. The track immediately got into hot rotation on radio stations, and a little later a video was shot for it.[4] However, the project “Nastya Lyubimova” itself was presented only in June 2012[5].
In November 2012, Nastya went on a joint tour of Russia with boxer Roy Jones. Roy himself chose the artist who, in the boxer’s opinion, fits best into his non-standard show. The boxing legend was struck by Nastya’s unusual image and unique voice: “We had a huge number of offers from well-known Russian artists and rappers, but we chose Nastya because her energy coincides with ours. I’m sure that after the tour she will become a real star.”[6] At the end of 2013, Nastya released a new video for the track “Rock Star” with Roy Jones[7]
Nastya Lyubimova and Roy Jones during a joint tour
In 2014, a joint song with rapper ST1M, “Fashion for Love,” was released, which received heavy rotation on music TV channels.[8]
In 2020, Nastya released the song “The Magic of Love,” which later became the soundtrack to the popular TV series Is It Easy to Be Young? on TNT.
In November 2020, Anastasia will present her new song “Poisonous Smoke”[9], for which a video was also released.
Biography[ | ]
Born on June 26, 1986 in Moscow in a family of teachers, she is the third child in the family. In early childhood, Nastya’s parents took her to a ballet club. She was reluctant to join the ballet club, preferring singing. Her parents did not support her passion for singing and, at their insistence, Nastya entered the Moscow State Academy of Choreography, from where she was expelled after two years of study due to exceeding the permissible height. Afterwards, Nastya entered the classical dance school of Gennady Ledyakh and continued her studies until the 8th grade. In 2002, she graduated from school with honors as a ballet dancer.[1] Nastya danced on the stage of the Kremlin Palace and at the Bolshoi Theater, went on tour abroad and stayed to live in Greece for a year, where she worked at mass events and starred in the Russian-Greek television series “The Mysterious House,” which was released only in Greece.
Further career
Early fame played a cruel joke on Nastya. When, after school, she applied to several theater universities, members of the examination committees were biased towards the young star and tried in every possible way to put her in her place. As a result, the girl failed in the first round at the Shchukinsky school, and did not pass the final tests at the Shchepkinsky school. Only a year later Nemolyaeva was able to enroll in GITIS on the course of M. Zakharov.
As a student, Anastasia accepted an offer to star in one of the most scandalous films of the perestroika period - “Intergirl” by Pyotr Todorovsky. Although the role of Lyalka was not the main one, it cemented Nemolyaeva’s fame as a talented, versatile actress. After graduating from GITIS in 1991, Anastasia appeared on screens in the films “A Wife for the Head Waiter” and “The Regicide.” In 1992, she was invited to play the role of Irkutsk resident Tatyana in the joint Japanese-Russian film project “Dreams about Russia.”
