Tamara Gverdtsiteli is a bright woman with an interesting biography, personal life, where there was more than one marriage and there is a child, she fascinates fans from all over the world with her singing. It is considered a true symbol of Georgia. Her life, like almost any person from show business, is in plain sight. The name and surname of Tamara Gverdtsiteli has almost become a household name, a kind of synonym for art associated with music in the post-Soviet space.
Tamara Gverdtsiteli: d childhood
In 1962, on January 18, a daughter was born in the international family of Gverdtsiteli, who was named Tamriko.
This is exactly what the Georgian father chose for his child, but soon the girl's mother began to call her sonorous to her real name, Tamara.
Tamara's mother, Jewish by nationality, made a huge contribution to her daughter's musical development. It was she who took her daughter to a music school that worked at the Tbilisi Conservatory.
They were not just a mother and daughter, Tamara was lucky, they did not contradict her and supported her in everything, giving her the right to make decisions on her own.
Maybe thanks to this support from her parents and, of course, Tamara's desire and hard work, her life has developed so brightly and interestingly. Tamara Mikhailovna showed from early childhood that she was able to achieve a lot on the musical Olympus.
When she was not even 10 years old, Tamara Gverdtsiteli became a member of the Mziuri children's ensemble. And soon they began to take her with the team on tour, which took place throughout the USSR.
Studies
Having received a diploma of graduation from a secondary school, Tamara Gverdtsiteli immediately went to take the documents to the Tbilisi Conservatory.
She entered the class of piano and musical composition.
She also graduated from a music college, where she improved her vocal skills.
After receiving diplomas, Tamara became a frequent invited guest to various houses of culture in Georgia.
The singer also tried her hand at various competitions throughout the USSR. At the age of 12, she won one of the Sochi, which was called "Red Carnation".
But everything Tamara Mikhailovna at the age of 12 was not enough, she went to conquer the city of Dresden in Germany.
In her competitive and festival piggy bank there were performances in Poland, Italy and many other cities.
Real popularity came to Tamara Gverdtsiteli after taking gold at the Golden Orpheus competition in Bulgaria in 1988. She was talked about as a real talent all over the world.
Creation
Fame came to Tamara Gverdtsiteli quite quickly, although a lot of work was invested in it. In 1982, the first small album was released, and almost immediately after it, the second.
So Tamara spun in the tours, which were replaced one after another. Both young people and elders listened to her records.
In confirmation of her talent and, most importantly, professionalism, Tamara began to receive offers to participate in competitions, but as an expert jury.
For Tamara Gverdtsiteli, the whole decade of the 80th year was very significant for events related to both work, personal life, children and, in general, biography.
In 1989, the singer made a checkmate by recording a cassette with her performance of the composition from the "Umbrellas of Cherbourg" and, through third parties, gave it to Michel Legrand, who was the composer of this song.
But due to the busyness of the maestro, the material was delivered to him almost two years later.
But the fact that he received it did not mean that he would get acquainted with the work of the singer and that the recording would be listened to.
Tamara Gverdtsiteli was lucky her cassette received the attention of Legrand, he was fascinated and invited the singer to Paris to perform at Olympia.
This was not the end of their partnership. When their personal meeting took place, the maestro immediately insisted that Tamara return in a few weeks. He offered her a job on a project.
The singer was afraid that there might be a problem with leaving Russia, with obtaining a visa, but everything turned out well and she was lucky to work with two of the greatest French composers Michel Legrand and Jean Drejac at once.
A career in France at that time did not work out for Tamara Gverdtsiteli due to insurmountable circumstances.
Almost after her debut on stage in France, she received a contract for two years of work in this country. But she could not take her son and mother there and she was forced to give up work.
Personal life
In the biography of Tamara Gverdtsiteli, not the last place is occupied by personal life, family and children. She was married three times, but unfortunately, all marriages broke up.
But as Tamara said, the reason for this was not her creative life, career, but other reasons.
The first husband of Tamara Gverdtsiteli was director George Kakhabrishvili. The man was prominent and had a good position at the State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company of Georgia.
They were married for about eleven years. In 1986, a joyful event happened in the family, whose son was named Alexander.
It is known about his son that he studied abroad in the USA, where he remained as a teacher at the University of the Arts London.
The second husband of Tamara Gverdtsiteli was the lawyer Dmitry, whom they met in America when the singer was on tour. Their marriage has not passed the test of distance. Dmitry lived in the USA, and Tamara in Moscow.
The third union was perhaps the most emotional, cardiac surgeon Sergei Ambatelo doted on his wife, but he was very jealous.
They met when Tamara, after the next tour, realized that she should be examined because of her pace of life. She turned to the clinic for help and got to see him.
In 2001, Sergei proposed to the lady, and she agreed. But in 2005, Tamara was tired of enduring constant jealousy scandals, and it was decided that it was time to get a divorce.
A little later, after the third divorce, the media started talking about the fact that Tamara Gverdtsiteli had an affair with Azerbaijani Novruz Mammadov. Their acquaintance took place when Tamara decided to make repairs in her Moscow apartment and asked for help from a company owned by Novruz.
Television career
Tamara Gverdtsiteli today continues to be actively engaged in creative activities, she performs as a singer and artist at various events, travels around the world on tour and participates in music shows and programs.
One of the brightest was the project "Two Stars", where the singer, together with Dmitry Dyuzhev, took first place and received golden microphones.
Tamara Gverdtsiteli also took part in such musical projects as The Phantom of the Opera in 2001, which was broadcast by Channel One and Voice of the Country in 2014, it was shown on Ukrainian 1 + 1.
Tamara Gverdtsiteli has been the winner of many awards in her career, there are about 20 of them in her piggy bank. She also received awards, of which there are about fifteen in her entire career.
Pop singer, favorite of the entire Soviet Union, People's Artist of Russia and Georgia, composer, actress and pianist - all these incarnations are combined in one person.
Our story today is about Tamara Gverdtsiteli. Tamriko (this is the real name of our heroine) has become a symbol of Georgia, contrary to the general opinion that Georgian women hardly climb to the top of fame.
Childhood and youth
The Gverdtsiteli family has aristocratic roots. The singer's parents belong to different nationalities. Papa Mikhail is a Georgian, worked as a programmer, had an education in the field of cybernetics. Mom, Inna Kofman, a Jewess, worked as an educator in the House of Pioneers, graduated from the Tbilisi Pedagogical School.
Tamara and her younger brother Pavel were born in Tbilisi. In early childhood, the children of the Gverdtsiteli family began to show interest in music. Mom supported them in everything. With little Tamriko, she taught songs, played the piano for her.
Thanks to the efforts of her parents, who developed the girl's talent, at the age of three, Tamara first appeared on Georgian television and made a huge impression on the public. The young owner of a unique voice captivated the audience. It soon became clear that the girl had a unique hearing.
At the age of ten, Gverdtsiteli became a member of the children's vocal ensemble. As part of the team, the young talent got used to the big stage, the girl stopped being afraid of the auditorium.
After leaving school, the girl did not part with music, but became a student at the Tbilisi Conservatory, enrolling in the piano department. In parallel with this, Tamara constantly improved her vocal abilities.
Carier start
The ascent of the artist to the musical Olympus began immediately after her studies at the conservatory. Yesterday's student was constantly invited to perform by many houses of culture in Tbilisi. Tamara Mikhailovna Gverdtsiteli became the favorite of the Georgian public.
Thanks to her diligence, Tamara Gverdtsiteli has become one of the most famous performers. Her records came out one after another, flying off the shelves in a matter of minutes. Among her fans were and remain representatives of both the older and younger generations. During her musical career, the artist has released about 20 song albums, here are some of her compositions:
- "Vivat, king!"
- "In Paris".
- "I dream of Moscow."
- "Daughter's Dedication"
- "Prayer".
- "Carmen".
- "Guitar".
- "God of love".
- "Balcony".
- "Everything passes".
- "Two wings".
- "Song of Tbilisi".
- "Mom's Eyes"
- "Prisoner of the Caucasus".
- "The snow is spinning."
There is an interesting page in the creative fate of the talented singer, marked by her acquaintance with the composer Michel Legrand. Once Tamara Gverdtsiteli plucked up courage, recorded one of her compositions on an audio cassette and sent it to the French maestro.
Not hoping for the attention of the famous chansonnier, Tamara forgot about this incident, but two years later the song still got to Michel. He, like many Soviet listeners, was fascinated by the beautiful singing and immediately invited the Soviet singer to Paris, organizing her concerts in the famous Olympia Hall.
Shortly thereafter, the French composer offered the vocalist cooperation. Together they worked on several projects. The young singer, while working in France, met another talented Frenchman - songwriter Jean Drejak. Despite her success abroad, the singer refused to sign a long-term contract due to problems with taking her mother and son abroad.
Popular recognition
The Georgian and Russian singer performs her songs not only in Russian and Georgian, but also in English, German, Ukrainian, Hebrew, Armenian ... Songs filled with lyrics delight millions of listeners. Every year, the singer has more and more fans, her concerts are always full of halls.
The singer has a large number of awards in international vocal competitions. In 1991 she became the People's Artist of Georgia, in 2004 - the People's Artist of Russia, was awarded the Order of Honor, the Order of Courage.
The list of all awards and merits, as well as the full biography of the Georgian beauty, can be found by reading the Internet source Wikipedia. The age of the singer is 56 years old, which means that she is in the prime of her talent and we will be able to hear news about her victories, achievements and new hits more than once.
behind the scenes
As for Tamara's personal life, everything did not turn out as smoothly and successfully as in her career. Three times the singer tried to find her happiness, she was married three times.
The second husband of the singer was a lawyer from Boston named Dmitry. Their relationship did not last long, the reason for the divorce was the distance. Tamara and Dmitry rarely saw each other: the husband lived in America, the singer was often in Moscow.
Cardiac surgeon Sergei Ambatelo became the third legal husband of a Russian pop singer. They met thanks to mutual friends who recommended Sergey to Tamara as a good doctor. After several months of beautiful courtship, Sergei offered Tamara a hand and a heart. However, after 4 years they divorced, as the husband was jealous of his beautiful wife for her work. Now the singer lives alone, but at the same time she does not suffer from a lack of male attention. Author: Sofya Maleeva
Tamara Gverdtsiteli is a living pop idol in the expanses of the post-Soviet space. Her deep contralto captivates the soul from the very first note, and the simplicity of her image and character captivates and delights.
Tamara is a descendant of an aristocratic Georgian family, the daughter of Soviet cybernetics Mikhail Gverdtsiteli and Inna Kofman, an Odessa teacher. The artist was born in Tbilisi on January 18, 1962. The singer has a younger brother named Pavel. They have shown great interest in music since childhood.
Mom supported her son and daughter in every possible way in their endeavors: she learned songs with the girl, playing the piano, and tried to instill in the boy an interest in mathematics.
It was thanks to her parental faith in the talent of her offspring that Tamara, at the age of three, ended up on Georgian television, where for the first time everyone learned what a great gift she has. Two years later, the girl passed a musical exam at a school at the Tbilisi Conservatory, it turned out that she had absolute pitch.
When the future singer was nine years old, she joined the newly created Mziuri vocal and instrumental ensemble, headed by Rafael Ghazaryan. This group became a great help for the girl in her future work: it was the Mziuri concerts that gave her experience on stage, without which she would not feel so natural when she sang for a thousandth audience.
While little Gverdtsiteli performed in a team, her cozy family collapsed - her parents divorced. The children stayed with their mother. Tamara was very upset by this event.
Music
After school, Tamara entered the Tbilisi Conservatory, but not in the vocal class, as one might expect, but in the piano and composition specialty. Nevertheless, the girl continued to sing and perform with Mziuri, and also began to participate in various vocal competitions.
In 1982, young Gverdtsiteli recorded her first small album called Debut. Tamara Gverdtsiteli. In the 80s, Tamara's triumphal march across the Soviet Union began: the young singer was listened to by both old and young, and her record "Music: Tamara Gverdtsiteli sings" in 1985 won fame throughout the USSR.
Since 1987, the vocalist has reached a new level of recognition: she not only performs herself, but she is invited to competitions as a member of the jury, which is a confirmation of the professionalism and talent of the performer. The following year, a joyful event takes place that influenced the life of the singer: Tamara wins the Golden Orpheus competition in Bulgaria, which gives her the opportunity to make herself known in Europe. The singer is immediately invited to perform at a festival in Italy.
Back in 1989, Tamara Gverdtsiteli took an extremely risky step: she recorded a cassette with her performance of the composition from The Umbrellas of Cherbourg and, through Alex Moskovich, who initiated the idea, handed it over to Monsieur, the composer of the song. The maestro received the cassette only in 1991, it was so difficult to get through to him. Besides, there was no guarantee that the Frenchman would listen to the recording. Michel not only listened to the cassette, but at the same time was so submissive that he immediately called the talented singer to his place in Paris to perform at the Olympia.
With a personal acquaintance, Gverdtsiteli captivated Legrand even more, and he suggested that the singer come in three weeks to work on joint material. At first, the singer was skeptical about this proposal, expecting problems with a visa, but the same Alex Moskovich helped her at the embassy, and the young singer fell into a fairy tale. She worked with two of the greatest French composers: Michel Legrand and Jean Drejac.
Soon the Georgian singer was offered a contract in France for a period of two years. But due to the fact that the singer could not take her son and mother to her, Tamara was forced to reject the offer.
Moving to France
Soon a large-scale and gloomy event occurs: the war begins in Georgia. The focus is shifting from creativity and culture to political and national issues. Giorgi Kakhabrishvili, Tamara's husband, goes headlong into politics. Despite the fact that in 1989 Gverdtsiteli received the title of Honored Artist of the Georgian SSR, and in 1991 - People's Artist of Georgia, the country, shaken by battles, is not up to singers - even the most talented ones.
Tamara Gverdtsiteli, working in Paris, managed to help her mother and her child and took them to Moscow. At first it was planned that they would live there temporarily until the political situation calmed down in Georgia, but in the end the Gverdtsiteli family left the country forever.
In the 90s, the singer performed more abroad than at home. She sang in Canada, performed on the Assembly Hall stage in New York, had a tour of several cities in the USA and lived there for several years, taking her son and later her mother with her.
In the late 90s, the singer returned to the territory of the former USSR, but did not go to Georgia, but to Moscow. Life in the capital has become a difficult test for the artist due to the oversaturation of the creative market with offers. Nevertheless, Tamara continued to perform and recorded several albums that became real hits in the territories of Russia and the expanses of the near abroad: “Vivat, King!” and “Thank you, Music, to you!”.
Gradually, each of her concerts gathers tens of thousands of fans.
Songs
Millions of people from the countries of the former Soviet Union admire her songs. Some of the compositions of Tamara Gverdtsiteli are especially remembered by fans.
In 2004, the composition "Prayer" becomes one of the main ones in her creative biography. The song is included in the album "Dedication to a Woman".
In the future, the song "Mom's Eyes", which begins with the words "my son", gains popularity. This composition testifies to the high emotional relationship between mother and son, and many call this single one of the best performed by Tamara Mikhailovna.
The famous pop singer does not radically change her style, offering listeners new lyrical motives. In particular, in 2014 and 2016, the compositions “The Bell” and “Barefoot Through the Sky” appeared. Most of all, the listeners liked the last song, and the fans of the People's Artist of Russia began to memorize the chorus “I will definitely return to you”. In the future, the pop singer performs the composition "Children of War" to the verses of the songwriter.
Known for Tamara Mikhailovna and joint work with other Russian performers. In particular, Tamara Gverdtsiteli sang the song "Crow" together with the Russian rock group Bi-2, and in 2011 the singer sang the song "Airless Alarm".
"Eternal Love" is another famous song in the legendary singer's repertoire. Tamara Gverdtsiteli performed this single with such well-known representatives of the Russian stage as.
Repeatedly Tamara Gverdtsiteli appeared on stage in the company of a singer. The duet of famous Georgian performers has repeatedly pleased the audience at anniversary parties.
At the anniversary concert "Lev Leshchenko and Invited" in March 2015, Tamara Gverdtsiteli performed the song "Blue Eternity", which was sung by the legendary. She was accompanied on the piano by a Russian singer and musician of Azerbaijani origin Emin (real name).
A television
Back in the 80s and 90s, Gverdtsiteli often appeared on television when various concerts were filmed and broadcast. But in the middle and end of the 2000s, when ordinary viewers got bored with watching ordinary concerts, a new format appeared: singing shows. Of course, Tamara, a world-class star, could not but be invited.
In 2007 and 2008, the singer participated in the vocal show "Two Stars", working with. The producers went to the trick: they told Dmitry that the singer did not want to participate in the show without him, and Tamara that the actor would not agree to sing without Gverdtsiteli. And, despite the complex nature of Dmitry, these two stars managed to get along on the same stage. Probably, the actor's boundless respect for "Queen Tamara" played a role. As a result, a special understanding between celebrities allowed them to win the show. One of the brightest performances of the duo is the song “Argo”.
Tamara Gverdtsiteli also took part in the Phantom of the Opera TV show, and in 2014 she was on the jury of the Ukrainian show Voice of the Country, where she shared the judicial role with a famous rock musician. and .
In the same year, the singer took part in the talk show "Alone with Everyone", which she is the host of. On the air of the program, the artist told a lot of secrets.
The singer also has several roles in films and TV series, in particular, a minor role in the multi-episode drama House of Exemplary Content. Most of all, Tamara Gverdtsiteli fell in love and remembered precisely for her charming music.
The singer has many plans for 2017. She is still ready to appear on stage more often, and fans are waiting for more and more new songs performed by her, which will again captivate the hearts of millions.
In February 2017, Tamara Gverdtsiteli performed at the Samara State Philharmonic. Together with the Academic Symphony Orchestra of the Samara Philharmonic, she appeared on stage for the first time. Maestro Andrei Medvedev, chief conductor of the St. Petersburg Symphony Orchestra, laureate of All-Russian competitions, was at the conductor's podium.
Tamara Gverdtsiteli presented the audience with her new program "Recognition", which had previously been performed only in Moscow and St. Petersburg. All over the country, fans of the pop singer's work are looking forward to her similar performances.
Personal life
The heart affairs of the singer do not cease to be the object of close attention. At 22, the singer married the director of the Tbilisi theater Georgy Kakhabrishvili, who was 14 years older than his wife. The bride's family was against the marriage, but gradually accepted it. In 1986, the couple had a son, Sandro, and in 1995 the couple divorced.
Tamara's second husband was a millionaire lawyer from Boston. The couple lived in marriage for three years, all this time they lived in the United States.
The third husband of the great singer was the heart surgeon Sergei Ambatelo. They met through mutual friends when Tamara needed medical help. The couple was brought together by loneliness, and very soon Sergey took Tamara to the registry office. They have been married for four years.
Discography
- Debut. Tamara Gverdtsiteli
- Music: Tamara Gverdtsiteli sings
- Tamara Gverdtsiteli sings her songs
- Vivat, King!
- Thank you Music!
- The best songs of different years
- Dedication to Woman
- Vivat, Love, Vivat!
- I dreamed about the sky yesterday
- Music is the temple of the soul
- Air kiss
- The Best
She was born on January 18, 1962 in Tbilisi.
Soviet, Georgian and Russian singer, actress, composer.
Honored Artist of the Georgian SSR (1989).
People's Artist of Georgia (1991).
People's Artist of the Russian Federation (2004).
People's Artist of Ingushetia (2006).
Georgian pop singer.
In the early 1970s became a member of the Mziuri children's pop ensemble, in which she toured the Soviet Union a lot.
The singer received a classical musical education. After graduating from a special music school, she studied at the Tbilisi Conservatory in composition and piano, as well as in a special college in vocal class.
At the age of 19, Tamara Gverdtsiteli won the first prize at the Red Carnation International Competition in Sochi. Then she participated in the pop music competition in Dresden (1982), won first prize at the international competition "Golden Orpheus" in Sofia (1988). She performed as a special guest at the pop song festivals in Sopot (1989) and San Remo (1990).
In 1991, Tamara Gverdtsiteli was invited to Paris, where she met Michel Legrand and Jean Drejac. In the same year, they held a joint concert. In 1994, the singer gave a solo concert at the Olympia Hall in Paris. A year later, Tamara Gverdtsiteli gave concerts at New York's Carnegie Hall, in which Legrand and Alexei Kozlov's Arsenal ensemble took part. In April 1996, Tamara Gverdtsiteli and Michel Legrand performed at New York's Assembly Hall.
At the end of 1995, the singer decided to return to the concert venues in Russia and the CIS countries.
Tamara Gverdtsiteli sings in seven languages - Russian, Georgian, French, English, Spanish, Italian and Hebrew. Her performing style is highly cultured, expressive and theatrical. The French performing school (including the work of Edith Piaf) had an undoubted influence on the singer.
theatrical work
Army Theater:
Aldons and Dulcinea - the musical "The Man from La Mancha" (staged by Y. Gusman).
Dnepropetrovsk Opera Theatre:
Carmen - opera "Carmen" by J. Bizet.
prizes and awards
Lenin Komsomol Prize - for concert programs 1981-1983 (1984)
Laureate of the Golden Orpheus Prize in Sofia, first prize (Grand Prix) - (1988).
Laureate of the international award "Person of the Year" for outstanding contribution to the development of culture and art (awarded by the Supreme Academic Council) - (2002).
Laureate of the Shchepkinsky Festival for the performance "The Man from La Mancha" (
2005).
Laureate of the "Kremlin Grand" award, title "International Recognition" (2007).
Silver medal named after Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin "For contribution to the development of culture and art" (2008).
Commander of the Order of Honor (2010).
The deep delightful voice of Tamara Gverdtsiteli captivates the audience of different generations. She is not afraid to experiment, so she remains at the peak of popularity for many years. Her talent belongs to the whole world. In France, Tamara Gverdtsiteli is called “Russian Edith Piaf” - this is the highest title that an artist in this country can achieve.
Gathering full houses in any state of the world, the singer does not leave any listener indifferent, because thanks to the multilingualism of her work, she is understood everywhere. Fans of the singer's talent are also very interested in her fate. The biography and personal life of Tamara Gverdtsiteli is rich, and she does not really like to talk about her family and children.
The singer was born into a modest family, but with a rich past. Her grandmother was from an ancient princely family, and her father was from an aristocratic family. The father challenged his Georgian relatives by the fact that a Jewish girl became his chosen one. In such an international family, Tamara was born on January 18, 1962. The singer's childhood memories are the warmest: her father constantly pampered her, and her mother was anxiously engaged in her development.
It was the mother who insisted on the musical education of her daughter. Mom's faith in her talent made Tamara a star of Georgian television at the age of 3! And a few years later, having passed the competition for a school at the Tbilisi Conservatory, it became clear that she had perfect hearing. In the early 70s, Tamara began to be a soloist in the Mziuri children's ensemble.
Together with him she traveled to 12 countries of the world, and sang songs in different languages. Unfortunately, while the girl was touring, her parents separated. Tamara endured this event very hard. She and her brother Pavel stayed with her mother.
Most of her life the singer lived in Georgia, in Tbilisi. Her culture influenced Tamara's entire life. Although the family spoke different languages: Georgian, German, Yiddish, Russian. Songs were sung at the table in Greek, Armenian, and Hebrew. The cuisine was also the most diverse - satsivi, matzo. Gverdtsiteli herself claims that two cultures coexist perfectly in her - Georgian and Jewish.
Path to glory
Studying at the school at the conservatory, Tamara, after the 11th grade, entered the same class in composition and piano. Along the way, she graduated from college in vocal class. In 1981, the young singer took second place in the competition for young Soviet song performers in Dnepropetrovsk. And then he wins the Red Carnation competition in Sochi. And in 1985 he was already recording his first disc "Music: Tamara Gverdtsiteli sings."
Three years later, Gverdtsiteli is already the owner of the Golden Orpheus. Tamara received this award for the song "Dedication to Edith Piaf". In the future, the singer not only performs at various concerts and festivals, but also participates as a member of the jury, which indicates the high professionalism of the star. In 1989, the singer received the title of Honored Artist of the Georgian SSR, and in 1991 she became the People's Artist of Georgia.
In the difficult 90s, Gverdtsiteli toured the post-Soviet space and foreign countries both with solo concerts and participating in team performances. In the late 80s, the singer sent a recording of her songs to the French master Michel Legrand. But due to his employment, he listened to the recording only in 1991. He was delighted with Gverdtsiteli's charming contralto and immediately invited her to France.
So the singer began to sing on the European stage. A long-term contract for two years was planned, but Tamara was unable to take her son and mother out. Therefore, I had to refuse and return to Russian concert venues. She considers Michel Legrand her teacher, who had a huge impact on her musical taste.
Family life
Tamara Gverdtsiteli has a rich biography and personal life. It is known about family life and children that she has a son, and the singer herself is not married. The son's name is Sandro. He's a backstage kid. When he was one year old, Tamara took him with her to all performances and tours. Of course, my mother helped. He studied in London, where he defended his dissertation on the culture of the 20th century. Until he started a family. The singer really hopes that in the face of her daughter-in-law she will see an educated and intelligent girl, preferably a Georgian.
The People's Artist had three marriages. She met her first husband when he invited her to play in his own production. He made a marriage proposal to her under the bombing in Afghanistan. And Margaret Thatcher personally congratulated them on their marriage. His name was Giorgi Kakhabrishvili. Sandro was born in this marriage.
But life together was overshadowed by constant quarrels due to the frequent tours of the singer. And in 1995 they divorced. Tamara met her second husband in America when she came there with concerts. Dmitry worked as a lawyer and was originally from Baku. Strong feelings arose between them, but after 1.5 years of their life, Dmitry died of a heart attack. For the third time, she tried to find happiness with the surgeon Sergei Ambatelo.
Their acquaintance happened during some health problems of the singer. The surgeon practically saved her life then. This marriage was unsuccessful, and in 2005 they divorced. The singer herself recalls this man with dislike and believes that it would be better if he did not appear in her life.
He considers his union with Dmitry, his second husband, his most successful marriage, and every time he goes on stage, he hopes that he hears her. He understood her perfectly. For her sake, he moved to Russia from America, where he had a successful career. Dmitry loved Tamara so much that he sacrificed his career, if only his chosen one was happy.
Now the singer's heart is free. But she doesn't feel alone at all. There are always a lot of relatives and close people around her. The main man in her life today is her son. Their relationship is like best friends. Therefore, both suffer greatly from long separation and long distances. The singer does not exclude the possibility of another marriage. But the future husband should be clearly aware that she is a creative person and work for her first of all. Tamara appreciates the ability of a man to sacrifice himself in the first place.
