Yanka Dyagileva was a notable Russian singer-songwriter and poet, born on January 18, 1966, in Siberia. She became known for her unique style that blended elements of punk rock and folk music. Dyagileva's lyrics often reflected her personal experiences and the struggles of youth in the Soviet Union. Tragically, Yanka Dyagileva's life was cut short when she died on May 9, 1991, at the age of 25. Despite her brief career, she left a lasting impact on the Russian music scene and is remembered as a symbol of artistic expression and rebellion during a time of social change.