About the artist
Lolita Milyavskaya (born November 14, 1963, in Mukachevo, Ukrainian SSR) is a Russian pop singer, actress, television host, and director who has been one of the most recognizable figures of post-Soviet show business since the late 1980s. She first rose to fame as part of the cabaret duo Akademiya alongside Alexander Tsekalo, whose theatrical, self-ironic stage shows made them stars of Russian variety television in the early 1990s before she launched a long solo career.
Her solo work blends pop and rock influences with a theatrical, often humorous delivery, and songs such as «На Титанике», «Раневская», and «Шпилька-каблучок» became staples of Russian radio. Beyond music, she built a parallel career as a television presenter and has directed and produced her own concert shows, cultivating an image built on flamboyant costumes, sharp wit, and outspoken public statements.
Decades into her career, Lolita remains active as a performer and media personality, regularly touring and releasing new material while continuing to appear as a host and guest on Russian television.
Popular tracks
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На Титанике (On the Titanic)
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Раневская (Ranevskaya)
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Пошлю его на... (Send Him To...)
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Шпилька-каблучок (Hairpin-Heel)
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По-другому (Differently)
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Ориентация Север (Orientatsiya Sever)
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Приходи на меня посмотреть (Come and see me)
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Ешь, люби и молись (Eat, Love and Pray)
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Песня о женской дружбе (ASAFF)
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Discography
VK Акустика (Acoustic Version)
2025
И этим всё сказано (And That Says It All)
2023
Раневская (Ranevskaya)
2018
Неизданное (Unreleased)
2015
Анатомия (Anatomy)
2014
Фетиш (Fetish)
2008
Ориентация Север (Orientatsiya Sever)
2007
Мне 41... а кто даст? (Mne 41... a kto dast?)
2007
Формат (Format)
2005
Шоу разведённой женщины (The Divorced Woman Show)
2003
Цветочки (Flowers)
2000