In New York, the performer of Soviet hits about Lada and Hockey Vadim Mulerman died

In New York, in the 80th year of his life, the famous pop singer Vadim Mulerman died, who gained his fame during the USSR. Recently, the artist fought on oncology, reports TASS.

As the singer, a close acquaintance and colleague of Mulerman on stage, Nina Brodskaya, who lives in New York, told the agency, the artist will be cremated and buried in his hometown of Kharkov.

“I just talked with Vadim Svetlana Litvinova’s wife, her wish to cremate, and take the ashes there to Kharkov and bury it. He loved Kharkov very much where he was born, his parents were buried there. He began his life, his career. And there he buried his brother, who also died from oncology, and his desire was the same,” she added.

According to Brodskaya, Mulerman died of oncology, but "oncology was determined only eight days before death." “He died tonight, on May 2, in the hospital. He was conscious until the last, suffocated, but talked, talked with his wife,” the singer explained in a conversation with reporters.

Vadim Mulerman was born on August 18, 1938 in Kharkov. People's Artist of the RSFSR and Honored Artist of Ukraine Mulerman is the first performer of such popular songs of the Soviet era as Lada, “The coward does not play hockey,“ How good it is to be a general ”and others.

Vadim Mulerman left three children - an adult daughter from a second marriage with Veronika Kruglova, and two daughters - from the last marriage with Svetlana Litvinova. Recently, Vadim Mulerman lived in New York, the agency notes.

The Soviet singer Vadim Mulerman died. Cancer.
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