Vissarion Kalandadze Georgian musician, vocalist Date of Birth: 01.01.1956 Country: Georgia

Content:

1. Bio of Beso Kalandaze
2. Professional Music Career
3. Success with "75" (1978-1986)
4. Brief Return to Economics (Late 1980s)
5. Return to Music (Late 1990s)

Bio of Beso Kalandaze

Early Life and Education

Born in 1956 in Tbilisi, Georgia, Beso Kalandaze pursued a degree in Economics at Tbilisi State University. Despite his academic background, his passion for music prevailed.

Professional Music Career

Start with "Rero" (1974)

Kalandaze's professional musical journey began in 1974 when he joined the State Variety Orchestra of Georgia "Rero" as a vocalist.

Success with "75" (1978-1986)

In 1978, he moved to the vocal-instrumental ensemble "75." Kalandaze left an indelible mark on the group, becoming a renowned performer and arranger of hit songs such as "Willows," "White Night," "Snowdrop," "Dewdrops," and "St. George's Moon."

Brief Return to Economics (Late 1980s)

Following the dissolution of "75" in 1986, Kalandaze briefly returned to his economics background.

Return to Music (Late 1990s)

In the late 1990s, Kalandaze made a grand return to the music scene. He re-recorded some of his earlier hits and debuted new songs, firmly reestablishing his presence in the industry.

Stage

Hector Lavoe	Bedros Kirkorov	Al Bano
Edyta Anna Gorniak	Sinn Sisamouth	Susan Boyle