Lama_(Ukrainian_band)

Lama (Ukrainian band)

Lama (Ukrainian band)

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Lama is a Ukrainian pop/rock band. It became popular after release of their first singles: "Meni tak treba" (I Need So) and "Moje sertse" (My Heart). Their third single was "Litak" (Airplane). Lama's first album Meni tak treba was released in 2006. The active members of Lama are Natalia Dzenkiv (vocals, lyrics), Andriy Aleksyeyev (guitar), Zurab Rogava (bass guitar) and Dmytro Suprunyuk (drums). In 2007 Lama got the Best Ukrainian act award of MTV Europe Music Awards.

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Dzeňkiv has stated in interview that she is planning to record songs in English, and has no plans to sing in Russian.[1]

Discography

The discography includes three studio albums, 15 singles, one compilation album and 18 music videos.

Albums

  • 2006: Meni tak treba (Мені так треба)
  • 2008: Svitlo i tiň (Світло і тінь)
  • 2013: Nazavzhdy (Назавжди)

Singles

  • 2006: "Meni tak treba" (Мені так треба)
  • 2006: "Moje sertse" (Моє серце)
  • 2006: "Litak" (Літак)
  • 2007: "Z tym, koho ľubyla" (З тим, кого любила)
  • 2007: "Svitlo i tiň" (Світло і тінь)
  • 2008: "Znayesh, jak bolyť" (Знаєш, як болить) #1
  • 2008: "Ne Mama" (Не мама) #3
  • 2009: "Ja ne ta" (Я не та) #2
  • 2009: "Z dzherela" (З джерела) #3
  • 2009: "Zhovte pole" (Жовте поле)
  • 2010: "Trymay" (Тримай) #2
  • 2019: "Dym" (Дим)

Compilations

  • 2010: Trymay (Тримай)

Soundtracks

  • 2008: Znayesh, jak bolyť (Знаєш, як болить) featuring the movie Sappho

Music videos

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References

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