Palina is a Belarusian singer, lyricist, musician. The talented Belarusian is known to her fans under the creative pseudonym Respublika Polina. A large number of music lovers drew attention to the artist after Yuri Dud wrote a post, mentioning the name of Polina Poloneichik (the real initials of the singer).
“Since this week is in a sense about Belarus, I cannot but share. I came across the song "Month" (in Russian). It turned out that this is the Minsk singer Palina. The song has a version and a video in Belarusian…”, – such a comment from Dud accompanied the post.
Polina Poloneichik's childhood and youth
The artist's date of birth is April 8, 1994. Polina Poloneichik was born in Minsk (Belarus). She was lucky to grow up in a primordially intelligent, and most importantly, creative family.
The fact is that Polina's mother skillfully plays the piano, her aunt plays the cymbals, and her grandmother sang in the choir. The atmosphere that reigned in the Poloneichikov's house influenced the formation of young Polina's hobbies.
The girl herself says that her character went to the head of the family. Her father is an example of masculinity, determination and strength. Papa Poloneichik managed to build a successful business. The family always counted on him, so even in the "darkest" times, he moved forward and did not give up.
The girl received her secondary education at the local gymnasium. By the way, Polina studied well. In adolescence, another hobby was added - she began to learn how to play the guitar. Around the same period of time, Poloneychik began to take an interest in Belarusian culture. She also fell in love with the sound of her native language.
It all started with the Belarusian Language Society named after Francysk Skaryna. Then the girl began to experiment not only with music, but also with her appearance. Polina dyed her hair green, trudged from the sound of heavy music, and joined the women's soccer team.
Then she was brought to the BGAI. The talented Fields preferred the faculty of screen art. She took great pleasure in her work. Even then, the artist decided on her future profession, so she began to dynamically move towards her goal.
Around this period of time, life “signaled” that the girl was moving in the right direction. So, in 2011, Polya became a laureate of the Bard Autumn festival, and a year later she held the Ultra-Music Awards in the Discovery of the Year nomination.
The creative path of the singer Palina
She is often compared to Zemfira, Sergei Babkin and Alina Orlova. Pauly has a really similar presentation of musical material with these artists. But, nevertheless, she is unique, and this is the beauty of the Belarusian.
The early work of the singer can be found under the creative pseudonym Polina Respublika. By the way, the pseudonym has an interesting history. Once Polya was walking along the streets of Minsk, and passed by the Lebanese embassy. Poloneichik's clothes matched the colors of the flag of this country. Then friends threw a phrase something like: "Paul, look, this is your republic."
Polina gained her first portion of large-scale fame in the CIS countries in 2018. She visited Ukraine to take part in one of the highest-rated musical projects "X-Factor". By the way, she has already performed on stage under the pseudonym Palina.
Five years earlier, she "put together" her own project. In 2013, the team presented a cool new product. We are talking about the clip "Morning". Then there was an awkward pause, several years long. The silence was broken by the release of the full-length LP Byaskontsy krasavik (Endless April). By the way, this disc includes the tracks "Sarafan" and "Yak you", which Polina re-recorded in 2020.
Sad songs
In 2017, she released "I'll Understand", in 2018 - "Brodsky". A year later, the presented musical works were included in the track list of the collection "Sad Songs", as well as "Pinky" released in the same year.
Later, the artist said, "It hurts me to listen to 'Sad Songs'." And in one of the interviews she commented: ““Sad Songs” is a study work for me and it is painful for me to listen to this record. And with the musical works in Flint-Dynamite, I didn’t die much, I’m not ashamed of him yet. ”
In 2021, another work premiered. We are talking about a mini-plate "Flint-Dynamite". Incredibly cool melancholy ballads awaited the admirers of the talented Belarusian. By the way, the collection includes a composition in French.
“I accidentally recorded a song in French, so to speak. A friend asked me to compose a track in a foreign language, and I complied with her request. By the way, when there is an order, I write quickly, but if it concerns the actual repertoire ... then, it’s better to keep silent. I wrote the track, and I realized that it was beautiful. Fixed a few things - and generally perfect. Well, it kind of turned around."
Palina: details of the artist's personal life
Polina realized herself not only as a talented singer and lyricist. She is married and has a child. When fans found out that her heart had long been occupied, they were a little surprised. Prior to this, there was an opinion that her tracks are saturated with melancholy and texts about a broken heart - for a reason. Many assumed that Polya sings about her affairs of the heart.
The artist rarely talks about the child and her husband. She is sure that the “fans” should be the last to worry about this piece of information. Polina rarely posts joint photos with her family on social networks.
Despite this, Fields once allowed fans to look into the holy of holies - her apartment. The audience noted that she has a lot of antique furniture and interior items from the times of the USSR. The room looks very original. Then it turned out that the son calls her simply by her first name, and from the tour her mother brings him all sorts of “petty nonsense”.
Palina: our days
In 2021, she held a number of concerts in the CIS countries. In the autumn of the same year, P.PAT released the album “Cold”, Palina worked on the musical work “Don't Force”.
Also this year, she took part in the #200 contest. The singer made a cool cover of the song Gomenasai by Tatu. Translated from Japanese as "I'm sorry."
