Vladimir Lyovkin

Vladimir Aleksandrovich Lyovkin (Russian: Владимир Александрович Лёвкин; 6 June 1967 – 17 November 2024) was a Russian singer, known for being the lead vocalist of pop group Na Na from the group's formation until leaving in 1998.

After school, he entered the Moscow Power Engineering Institute, but training was interrupted by a summons to the military commissariat.

Lyovkin was the organizer, soloist, producer and manager of the group, but a serious illness forced him to leave the stage and he was hospitalized.

[2] Lyovkin underwent a successful operation in December 2003 and returned to active stage and social life.

He visited children's hospitals and medical centers, social shelters and orphanages.