Rena Galibova Bukharian Tajik Farsi Classic Songs Рена Галибова Таджикская
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Rena Abramovna Galibova was a famous Tajik - Soviet singer and actress of Bukharian Jewish origin. She worked and performed all over the Soviet Union and other countries as a mezzo-soprano singer singing mainly folk and estrada as well as opera songs in Tajik, Russian, Uzbek and many languages of the peoples of the USSR and world. In this video she sings four amazing Soviet era Tajik songs that she was famous for. She was honored personally by Iosif Stalin with the highest civilian award of the USSR, the Order of Lenin for her amazing performance in Moscow in 1941. The very same year at the age of 26 she was honored with the award of People's Artist of the Tajik SSR. Her amazing voice was known all over Central Asia and the USSR. She even sang for the Shah of Iran in her native Bukharian Jewish (Judeo-Tajik) language. In 1991 at the age of 76 she immigrated with her family to the United States after the collapse of the Soviet Union and passed away in Boston, USA in 1995 at the age of 80. She is buried in the Bukharian Jewish section of New Mount Carmel Cemetery in Queens, New York, USA.
Поет Народная Артистка Таджикской ССР, бухарско-еврейская певица и актриса Рена Абрамовна Галибова.
Родилась в 1915 году в городе Коканде в семье Аврама Галибова и Адино Ягудаевой. Провела свое детство в городе Ташкенте, где ее отец был режиссёром театра. В возрасте 13 лет начала музыкальную деятельность, в возрасте 18 лет была приглашена петь в Ташкентском Радиокомитете. Впервые выступила на оперной сцене в Ташкенте в 1935 году.
В 1934 году Рена Галибова вышла замуж за бухарско-еврейского писателя Гавриэля Рубиновича Самандарова, и в 1938 году они переехали в город Сталинабад (ныне Душанбе), Таджикской ССР. Там она стала артисткой таджикского музыкального театра и с 1940 до 1966 была солисткой Таджикского театра оперы и балета им. Садриддина Айни.
В 1939 году в возрасте 24 лет она получила звание Заслуженной артистки Таджикской ССР. В 1941 году в Москве на Декаде таджикского искусства она пела для Сталина и руководства страны. Один из членов Политбюро хотел наградить ее орденом Трудового Красного Знамени, но Сталин сказал: «Нет, она заслуживает большего, надо наградить её орденом Ленина». В том же году получила звание Народной артистки Таджикской ССР в возрасти 26 лет.
Во время Великой Отечественной войны она выезжала на фронт с концертами. После войны продолжала петь и выступать на сцене. В 1957 году ее пригласили на сцену Большого театра в Москве.
Репатриировалась в США, город Бостон, после распада СССР в 1991 г.
Скончалась в Бостоне, США в 1995 г.
Похоронена на бухарско-еврейском участке еврейского кладбища Маунт-Кармел в районе Квинс, города Нью-Йорка, США.
Сурудхои давраи кудакиям, мо бо ин сурудхо калон шидем. Рахмати калон.
Красивый голос. И она сама была красавицей))) пусть земля будет пухом!!! Мы таджики гордимся вами Бухарские евреи)))
Бухарские евреи частичка нашей души, а мы в их душе. Я в этом уверен, потому как петь так, с душой можно только полюбив край этот, язык и культуру твоего родного края. Ташаккур ба шумоен хамшахрони Бухории мо!
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Woow! One of the most beautiful and talented Tajik singers. When I was very young Tajik TV and Radio sometimes aired her songs! All people so liked her.. Joyashon jannat shavad Ilohim! I think Tajik TV has in archives Rena Galibavas videos yet
@edward Wright thanks so much for your kind words. I will upload more of her music soon. Check out the rest of my videos to discover the world of Bukharian Jews! And google Bukharian Jews to learn more!
@Edward Wright actually she passed away in Boston. She was buried in queens. She movies to Boston from Tajikistan in 1991 and lived there until her death in 1995. I never knew her either but she was my grandma's favorite singer growing up
Thank you for the translations! I am still amazed how her voice and music touch me even when I don't understand the language!I can see why she was your Grandmother's favorite singer!
She was a wonderful singer, but she was a great woman. She was humble and at the same respect very happy to be part of this world to share her voice and the love of Tajik music. I know this because she was my GRANDMA.
Hello, Can you help me please, my Father looking his friend, Samandarov Vyacheslav Gavrielovich, his Renas sons.
@@alltopmusic2428 Hi I know who you are talking about. Would you like to be put in contact with him?
@@drprankster321 Thank you for your answer, but my father wants to talk to him, for several years already asking him to find me a friend via the Internet.
She passed away in Queens NY in 1995.She was 80 years old.I wish I had known her.
your grandmother is and will always be an inspiration to us all, especially to me and my own grandmother who fell in love with her music as a child and now I have the pleasure to share her wonderful music with the world. Unfortunately, I never knew her nor did she know me and I found out about her long after her passing, but I feel her music and spirit will always be with us no matter what. I humbly always pay a visit to her resting place each time I'm in NYC. That's me in the picture at the end
Thank you very much for this magnificent songs, she became unseparable part of tajik history and people of Tajikistanwill remember her forever, she was my moms favorite singer, she loved her so much. Thank you again, you brought back my memories about my mom.
Loving this voice!
I stumbled across this singer by accident,but am hooked!!! I have discovered a world and culture that I didn't even know existed!!!
She was my great Grandmother (from my Vathers side) (Samandarov)
I have never seen her but I know a lot about her.
She is a big inspiration to me as well as my grandad Iosif shalamayev who is a Russian Tenor in New York.
I also love to sing and share my recordings with family and friends.
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God bless Rena and may she R.I.P.
She is my great grandmother I have never met her but my mom has a lot of pictures of her and talks highly of her and they all lived together in Boston. My grandmothers brother has many painting and photographs of her.
Thank you.I don't understand her words,but some how her voice seems to transcend all of that and I can feel her soul speaking to my soul!!!
very clear Tajiki, almost he same as Dari!
What a wonderful voice.I saw pictures of her.She was very beautiful also!!!
Do you have her song "But-i Nazaninam" (Бути нозанинам)?
Как вы еврее любите подчеркивать, еврейка еврейка. Для нас она пела на нашем языке и мы ее помним как таджикскую певицу. Если еврейка так пела бы она на еврейском и не в Таджикистане.
Нет песни Кишлоки ман)). Спасибо
She's my grandfathers mothers sister it's crazy how beautiful the music is thank you for uploading
She was my grandmother's favorite singer when she was young. There was none like Rena. Was your grandfather's family also galibov?
you could've just said she is my grandfathers maternal aunt
bnwwf91 yes i am a galibov
LoneWolf Reviews do you speak tajiki ?
jj jj sadley no
Hi what the namber phone?
yes he is and so am i