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Laima Vaikule (born 31
March 1954) is a
Latvian actress, singer, director, and c****ographer, best
known in
Europe and in the
former USSR for such po****r...
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Leontiev and
Laima Vaikule "Yescho ne vecher" ("Ещё не вечер") by
Laima Vaikule "Listja zholtyje" ("Листья Жёлтые") by
Laima Vaikule "Scripach na krishe"...
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other relatives, and many
friends of the
family there. He
mentions Laima Vaikule as an
important family friend who
encouraged him to
maintain contacts with...
- 2022 on
Channel One.
Elena Vaenga returned as
coach and
replased Laima Vaikule,
while Valeriy Syutkin,
Alexander Malinin, and Igor
Kornelyuk replaced...
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Tamara Gverdtsiteli (3)
Garik ****chov (3) Stas
Namin (4)
Laima Vaikule (4)
Valery Leontiev (4) Oleg
Gazmanov (4)
Elena Vaenga (3, 5)
Valeriy Syutkin...
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Edita Piekha, Alla Pugacheva,
Sofia Rotaru,
Tamara Gverdtsiteli,
Laima Vaikule,
Alexander Gradsky,
Eugene Martynov,
Irina Ponarovskaya and many others...
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Kirkorov from Bulgaria, Ani
Lorak and
Verka Serduchka from Ukraine,
Laima Vaikule from Latvia,
Seryoga and
Dmitry Koldun from Belarus,
Avraam Russo from...
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Eivind Løberg (no),
Muslim Magomayev,
Genya Ravan,
Demis Roussos,
Laima Vaikule; Nicoletta, and
Nancy Sit,
besides introducing the song in its original...
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along with
Oxford Street and Park Lane. In 1996,
Latvian singer Laima Vaikule released an
album titled Ya
vyshla na
Pikadilli ("I Went Out on Piccadilly")...
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Awards World Music Awards Preceded by 1991
Valery Leontiev Best-Selling
Russian Artist 1992 Oleg
Gazmanov Succeeded by 1993
Laima Vaikule...
