Vitas

Vitas, or (in Russian)'?????' is a Russian pop singer, born on February 19, 1981 in Latvia.

Biography

Vitas first appeared in Russia in December of 2000 with his hit Opera #2, amazing the public with his energetic soprano voice.

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He has done numerous creative works such as acting and desiging clothes, other than composing and singing his own songs. He has produced 5 albums so far, 'Philosophy of a Miracle', 'Smile!','Mama','The Songs of My Mother' and 'Kiss as Long as Eternity'.

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He has also produced two singles "Opera #2" and "Good-bye".

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In March 2003 he also gave 264 solo concerts including in Russia, Australia, USA, Canada, Israel,

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Russia - Australia - USA - Canada - Israel

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Germany, Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Georgia, Tajikistan, Ukraine, Belorussia. His solo concert at the state Kremlin Palace has established a record playing to packed house on March 29, 2002, having been the youngest artist.

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Germany - Kazakhstan - Lithuania - Latvia - Estonia - Georgia - Tajikistan - Ukraine - Belorussia - Kremlin

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He has a distinct unique style in his songs and music videos. He produces music with a wide range of genres. Notably, his video for "Blessed Guru" has a very eccentric style.

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The official Vitas site has videos and music uploaded which is unusual because this means people can obtain his productions for no charge, which decreases his sales revenue, nevertheless this has expanded his popularity as his music is available to anybody.

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He has also made a mark on Russian television, however this information provided in English is very rare because he is not very well known globally. On the other hand, he is expected to become more recognized around the world as he is planning to sign contracts in countries such as Japan, Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong.

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Russian - English - Japan - Korea - Taiwan - Hong Kong

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