Yuriy Loza is a renowned Russian singer-songwriter and musician whose artistic career spans several decades. Born on April 1, 1954, in Kirovograd, now Kropyvnytskyi, in Ukraine, Loza became most prominent in the 1980s and has maintained a strong presence in the Russian music scene ever since. His work is characterized by thoughtful lyrics and a distinctive voice that resonates with a broad audience.

Loza's music is a blend of rock, folk, and bard traditions, allowing him to create a unique sound that has garnered him a loyal fan base. Known for his keen social commentary and philosophical insights, his songs often reflect on life, love, and human nature. Some of his most recent releases, such as "Запрещённые песни" and "Путешествие в рок-н-ролл," continue to showcase his talent for blending depth with melody, ensuring his continued relevance in the ever-evolving music landscape. His live performances, like "Я умею мечтать (Live)," capture the intimate connection he fosters with his audience, while his other works, "Для ума..." and "Для души," highlight his ability to appeal to both the intellect and the emotions of his listeners. Yuriy Loza remains a prominent figure in Russia’s musical narrative, with a legacy of insightful songs and persistent influence on both fans and fellow musicians.