Vladimir Troshin was a renowned Soviet and Russian singer and actor, whose voice resonated through the hearts of many during the mid-20th century. Born on March 5, 1926, in Moscow, Troshin began his foray into the world of performance early and went on to become a cultural icon in Soviet entertainment. His velvety baritone was a perfect match for the romantic ballads and patriotic songs that were in vogue during his heyday, and he gained particular fame with the song "Подмосковные вечера" ("Moscow Nights"), which became an international hit and an unofficial anthem of Russia.

Over the years, Troshin's repertoire would encompass a diverse range of musical pieces, from Soviet-era classics to romantic tunes that spoke to the common man's experiences. His ability to connect with listeners through his expressive delivery and genuine warmth made him an enduring presence in Soviet music. Not just a singer, Troshin also had a distinguished acting career, starring in a number of films which added to his popularity and showcased his talents beyond the musical stage. With his passing on March 25, 2008, Vladimir Troshin left behind a rich legacy of musical and cinematic contributions, fondly remembered and still celebrated through collections and remastered compilations of his work, ensuring that his artistry continues to inspire and enchant new generations.

Genres

Russian Romance

Latest Release

Владимир Трошин Перекресток

Vladimir Troshin

Album - 25 Tracks - Released April 1, 2023