Viktar Lukyanovich Vuyachich (, ; July 11, 1934 in

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) was a Belarusian Soviet crooner. He was a winner of Soviet All-Union competitions as well as international competitions. Vuyachich was awarded the honorary title of People's Artist of Belarus. Vuyachich's repertoire was rich and varied, including pop songs, patriotic songs, opera arias, and old romances. For many years he collaborated with several Belarusian composers. Belarusian pop music was important in his work. Vuyachich toured the Soviet Union and performed around the world. After 1991, Vuyachich performed almost solely in Belarus, cooperating with state radio and the Belarusian State Philharmonic. His wife is Svetlana Vuyachych ( ru, née Yaskevich), dancer, People's Artist of Belarus.

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Тот самый Вуячич
(in Russian)
Музыкальный конкурс «Золотой Шлягер»
(in Russian) {{DEFAULTSORT:Vuyachich, Victor 1934 births 1999 deaths Musicians from Kharkiv Belarusian pop singers Soviet male singers 20th-century Belarusian male singers Baritones People's Artists of the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic People's Artists of Belarus