Tatyana Antsiferova compositions sheet music and chords

Tatyana Vladimirovna Antsiferova (born July 11, 1954, Sterlitamak, Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, USSR) - Soviet and Russian pop singer (lyric and dramatic soprano). She began her pop career at VIA "Leleki" (Russian Storks) under the leadership of Valery Novak. Having won the 1971 republican vocal competition, she became a soloist of the Vesuvius ensemble under the leadership of her future husband Vladimir Belousov. In 1974, she tried to emigrate to the United States with her husband, but because of Belousov's illness, she had to forget about leaving. At the end of 1977, the most popular film composer of the USSR, Alexander Zatsepin, gave her his songs "Looking for You", "The World Without a Beloved", "He Came" and "Star Bridge", which were included in the film "June 31" in 1978.