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Alsu AbulkhanovaSinger, TV presenter, actress
Date of Birth: 14.12.1976
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Content:
- Early Life and Education
- Musical Journey
- TV Hosting Career
- Personal Life
- Acting Debut
- Recent Work and Discography
- Discography:
Early Life and Education
Alsu Abulkhanova, a renowned singer, TV host, actress, wife, and mother, was born on December 14, 1976, in Vorkuta, Russia. Despite her Russian-speaking upbringing, Tatar culture and language played a significant role in her household. At 14, she relocated with her parents to Ulyanovsk, frequently visiting her grandmother in Tatarstan, where her passion for traditional Tatar music ignited.
Abulkhanova's early aspirations centered around becoming a TV host. Yet, her creative journey began in Ulyanovsk, where she joined the vocal ensemble "Aygul." After graduating high school, she pursued music education at the local music-pedagogical college, eventually landing a teaching job at a school. Upon moving to Kazan, she furthered her studies at the Conservatory's vocal faculty, graduating in 2003.
Musical Journey
As a Tatar by ethnicity, Abulkhanova often expressed her desire to perform on a broader Russian stage. However, her concerts primarily took place in Kazan. Her repertoire encompasses various languages, including English and French. With her natural demeanor and infectious enthusiasm, she has amassed a vast fan base in Tatarstan and beyond.
Over her illustrious career, Abulkhanova has released several albums, headlined countless concerts both domestically and internationally, and collaborated with notable artists. Her discography boasts tracks such as "Sinin yanga baram," "Zhanim," "Yakyn duslarim," and "Almaz," predominantly recorded in Tatar.
TV Hosting Career
Embarking on her childhood dream of becoming a TV host, Abulkhanova enrolled in the "Ostankino" School of Television after the birth of her first son. Upon completing her studies, she was offered positions at prominent channels such as "Stolitsa" and "Zvezda." However, she opted for the local station TNV, sparing herself the commute between Kazan and Moscow.
Despite her TV hosting responsibilities, Abulkhanova remained committed to her concert performances. Through her work at the Gabdulla Tukay State Philharmonic Hall, she actively promoted Tatar music on the local stage.
Personal Life
Abulkhanova met her future husband, Radik, at the tender age of 15 at a family wedding. After a brief separation, their paths crossed again, leading to an enduring connection.
Their love story culminated in two wedding celebrations: a modest official ceremony and a lavish 10th-anniversary event with an extended guest list and a luxurious limousine. The couple currently resides in a private home in Kazan, raising two sons, Amir and Sultan.
While juggling her family life, children, household duties, and career, Abulkhanova acknowledges the unwavering support of her husband. Radik's adoration for their sons allows Abulkhanova to pursue her creative endeavors. In line with her belief that "happiness loves silence," she maintains a discreet presence on social media, occasionally expressing gratitude for her supportive partner.
Acting Debut
In 2020, Abulkhanova ventured into a new territory, starring in a Kazakh-Tatar film. The experience posed challenges due to the frigid temperatures and her character's age, but she embraced it with resilience.
Recent Work and Discography
Continuing her musical journey, Abulkhanova released an enchanting duet, "Ashiktykh bugai," alongside Idris Gaziyev in 2020.
Discography:
- 2004: "Songy ton"- 2008: "Sine yaratyar ochen"
- 2018: "Alsu Abulkhanova"