Strannik moy

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Strannik moy (Russian: Странник мой; transl. My wanderer) is the debut solo studio album by Russian singer Irina Allegrova released in 1992 through ZeKo Records. The words and music of almost all the songs in the album belong to Igor Nikolayev. The album was a great success. Several songs from the album were included in the final hit parade Zvukovaya dorozhka of the newspaper Moskovskij Komsomolets for 1991: "Fotografiya 9х12" took fourth place, "Ne bylo pechali" – sixth, "Strannik moy" – ninth, and Allegrova herself was recognized by readers as the best singer of the year. The song "Strannik moy" also became the winner of the Pesnya goda diploma. The composition "Moy laskovy i nezhny zver" was performed by the singer back in the days of her participation in the band Electroclub, it also took part in the selection for Pesnya goda–90, but did not make it to the finals. With this program, Allegrova gave five sold-out concerts in three days at the Olympic Stadium in 1992 under the title "Don't Fly Away, Love".Subsequently, the songs "Fotografiya 9х12" and "Strannik moy" became considered the artist's signature songs and classics of Russian pop music. The columnist of the magazine Krugozor Tatyana Tyurina wrote: "Her heroine is a beautiful, smart, modern woman who knows how to love and wants to be loved. We listen to Allegrova's songs, and it seems that this is a confession about herself, about happy or not so happy love, about doubts and hopes.