Nike Borzov
Nike Borzov (Russian: Найк Борзов, born Nike Vladimirovitch Barashko, Russian: Найк Владимирович Барашко, 23 May 1972) is a Russian singer and musician.[1]
Borzov gained major popularity in 2000 after the tri slova (3 words) and Loshadka (Gee-Gee) hit, which was censored by some Russian radiostations due to the use of the word "cocaine".
Discography
- Погружение [Pogruzheniye] (Submergence) (1992)
- Закрыто [Zakryto] (Closed) (1994)
- Головоломка [Golovolomka] (Puzzle) (1997)
- Супермен [Supermen] (Superman) (2000)
- Лошадка [Loshadka] (maxi-single, 2000)
- СупермEND [SupermEND] (2000)
- NUS in Am (2001)
- Заноза [Zanoza] (Splinter) (2002)
- Ради Любви [Radi Lyubvi] (For the Sake of Love) (2004)
- DVD 10 (1999-2003 clips compilation, 2005)
- Изнутри [Iznutri] (2010)
See also
References
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