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2. ViktorTsoy was born in Leningrad. His mother was a
teacher of physical education, and his father was an
engineer .
The only child in the family who attended the
art school ofV. Serov, later studied at the
college
3. In his youthVictor was an admirer of Mikhail
Boyarsky andVladimirVysotsky,
later Bruce Lee.
His main interest were martial arts.
AlsoTsoy has carved netsuke figures.
4. In the latest 70's - earliest 80-sTsoy
played the guitar on the bases.
5. In the spring of 1982 the singer recorded the album
"45".Victor met with Marianne.
6.
7. The main topics of the work were love and
the problems of society of that time.
8.
9. 1985 – "NIGHT"
1986 – "THAT's NOT LOVE"
1987 – "BLOOD GROUP"
1988 – "the STAR BY NAME SUN"
12. 15 August 1990, The
car moved on the
highway with a
minimum speed of 130
km/h, the driverVictor
Tsoy has not coped
with management.
The death of Tsoy was
instantaneous…
13.
14.
15.
16. Aleksei Mashevsky in verses putTsoy
next to the group "The Beatles" as
the most characteristic
manifestations of the latest rock
culture.
