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The famous pop singer Edita Piekha was born on July 31, 1937 in the city of Noyelles-sous-Lance (France). The girl's parents were Polish immigrants.

The mother ran the household, the father of little Edita worked at the mine, he died in 1941 from silicosis, provoked by the constant inhalation of dust.

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The famous pop singer Edita Piekha was born on July 31, in the city of Noyelles-sous-Lance (France).

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The boy was destined to become a famous musician, because, in addition to his parents, his grandmother Edita Piekha was also an outstanding singer.

The older brother also became a miner, as a result of which he died of tuberculosis. Soon the girl's mother remarried. Jan Golomba became her chosen one.

Early youth and first steps in the work of the singer

In 1946, the family migrated to Poland, where Piekha graduated from high school, as well as from a pedagogical lyceum.

At the same time, she became seriously interested in choral singing. In 1955, Edita won a competition held in Gdansk.

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Thanks to this victory, she received the right to study in the USSR. Here, the future celebrity entered the Faculty of Philosophy at Leningrad State University. 

While studying psychology, the girl also sang in the choir.

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