Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Alla Pugacheva across 3 places, from 1949 to 2000.
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Alla Borisovna Pugacheva (born 15 April 1949) is a Russian singer and songwriter.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Alla Pugacheva was documented, and when
15 April 1949exact date
Moscowattested“Pugacheva was born to Boris Mikhailovich Pugachyov and Zinaida Arkhipovna (née Odegova) Pugachyova in Moscow, on 15 April 1949.”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
1988year
Carnegie Hallattested“Jon Pareles, having attended Pugacheva's performance at Carnegie Hall in 1988, noted the singer's versatility and vocal subtlety, while speaking about her music, he found that she was “Western-oriented in vocal styles, instruments (keybo…”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
2000 to 2023period
Russiaattested“Pugacheva had sold a quarter of a billion records by 2000; in 2003, Pugacheva released the album “Live in Peace, Country!”, and in 2008, “Invitation to Sunset,”, albums received gold disc status in Russia from IFPI; in 2023 one of her so…”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
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1974year
All-Unionmentioned“In 1974, she came in 3rd place in the All-Union competition of musicians.”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
1975year
Bulgariamentioned“In 1975, she received the Grand Prix of the Golden Orpheus international singing contest in Bulgaria, performing the song "Harlequin" by Emil Dimitrov.”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
1976year
Cannesmentioned“In 1976, Pugacheva performed at the international music exhibition MIDEM in Cannes (France).”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
1978year
Sopotmentioned“In 1978, performing the song "Vsyo mogut koroli" ("Kings Can Do Anything"), Pugacheva received the Amber Nightingale prize at the Sopot International Song Festival which at the time meant automatically winning the Grand Prix of the Inter…”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
1979year
Eastern Europementioned“Pugacheva was recognized as the best actress in Eastern Europe according to the magazine “Soviet Screen” in 1979.”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
July 1979month
Moscowmentioned“In July 1979 in Moscow, Pugacheva performed in a duet with Joe Dassin.”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
1982year
Parismentioned“The French newspaper France Soir gave a positive review of Pugacheva's performance at the Olympia concert hall in Paris in 1982; also, a story about Pugacheva's performance was shown in the news on the Soviet Central Television.”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
1986year
Chernobyl disastermentioned“In 1986, she performed in Chernobyl for the liquidators of the nuclear power plant accident.”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
May 1987month
Viennamentioned“In May 1987, Pugacheva performed the song "One Voice" at a concert in Vienna with American singer Barry Manilow.”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
September 1987month
Germanymentioned“In September 1987, Pugacheva's single "Find Me" entered ZDF-Hitparade in Germany.”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
1990year
Monte Carlomentioned“In 1990, Pugacheva participated as a guest in the World Music Awards ceremony in Monte Carlo.”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
1991year
Aricciamentioned“In 1991, she performed at the music festival in Ariccia.”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
1994year
Tallinnmentioned“In 1994, she performed at a rock music festival in Tallinn.”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
1995year
Almatymentioned“In 1995, Pugacheva was the headliner of the Voice of Asia music festival in Almaty along with Toto Cutugno was also a headliner.”source: Wikipedia: Alla Pugacheva
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