One of the most famous Latvian performers, the owner of a velvety voice, Laima Vaikulė, is returning to Lithuania in autumn! A strong and charming woman, the singer named a style icon will hold as many as four concerts, visiting the biggest cities of our country. In the two-part concert program, accompanied by a big band from Latvia, not only new works will be played, but also all the most popular songs of the artist - "I went to Piccadilly", "Vernisage", "Acapulco", "Dar ne vakaras" and many other great hits that Laima Vaikulė is known and loved by millions of fans all over the world.
LIMA VAIKULĖ
The singer was born in 1954 in the small Latvian town of Cesis. When the girl turned three, her parents moved to Riga, to a small one-room apartment. The family was large enough - in addition to Laima, there were two more daughters and a son. Laima started attending school in the capital of Latvia, and at the age of 12 she made her stage debut. At that time, she did not dream of a stage career - she wanted to become a doctor, so after finishing the 8th grade she started studying medicine and planned to become a surgeon.
However, it turned out that "Laima did not choose music, but music chose Laima". Little by little, the teenager's attitude towards life changed and already fifteen-year-old Laima won the competition and became the soloist of the Riga Radio and Television Orchestra led by Raimondo Paulus. Since 1979, the performer started working in the popular Jūras Perle cabaret, and even then Laima's sensual and deep voice, soft Latvian accent and sense of refined style opened unprecedented distances for the listeners, and delicate movements and choreography became a real cultural shock for the audience of that time. Her image was as wonderful as the music that Raimonds Paul created especially for her. This is exactly the genius music to which Laima is loyal to this day.
Choose a ticket at Svyturys Arena Club!
- No membership required
- Separate entrance
- Separate dressing room
- The exclusive Club space has been renewed
- Separate bar
- Separate WC
- Places with good visibility
