Biography
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Born
19 November 1942
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Born In
Rīga, Latvia
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Died
22 April 2016 (aged 73)
One of the most outstanding Latvian pop singers Ojārs Grīnbergs was born 1942. Studied at the Riga 24th high school, from the age of 15 years working in a factory on the Stars turner apprentice, along with studying evening. Started singing in Riga Felt Club, the 1961st of TTP sings pop ensemble, 1963. Began work in RVR, regularly performed in Riga's most popular restaurants (Tallinn, etc) and clubs, including singing at the prestigious Teacher's House hall. On the 1964th and 1966th Day of the Soviet military, the soldier ensemble singing star, with the 1966th was obtained from 1st Festival site in Liepaja amber. Immediately after the demobilization following the invitation to sing "REO", where the orchestra is working to liquidation 1974th g.. 1972nd In becoming the winners of the international song contest Rostock '72.
Since the 1973rd On a duet with singer Margarita Vilcāne working Philharmonic Ensemble, also known as "Ulda Stabulnieka ansamblis" until the 1979th In adopting the name of Tip Top. Ojārs Grīnbergs performed throughout the former USSR, Germany, Czech Republic, Nepal, Bulgaria, Cuba, etc.., One of the brightest and most popular Latvian pop singers until the end of the eighties. Solo sound track about 100 songs, at least as - a duet with M. Vilcāne.
In 2002 have been issued yet only Ojāra Grīnberga album "Why do I read a song to sing another's song" … with 70-80 original-recordings.
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