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He is known for his unique falsetto and for possessing a near five-octave vocal range, which he displays when performing his “turkey call” in “The 7th Element” and his trademark falsetto choruses. Vitas designs his own stage costumes. He has achieved notability through Russian television, and since 2005 his career has advanced into Asian markets. He has sung with entertainment labels such as Universal, which distributes his music in Taiwan, and he has toured extensively in China and several other countries.

Vitas was born in Daugavpils, a city in south-east Latvia, which was occupied by USSR at the time. He showed an interest in music from an early age. 2″, which was notable for his surprisingly high-pitched and energetic vocals. In the music video, Vitas portrays an eccentric lonely man with fish gills who lives in a bathtub with jars of fish and plays the accordion naked.

Concert Hall “Russia” in Moscow, and presented his first concert tour, Philosophy of Miracle, which ended in early 2003. Vitas received an invitation from Lucio Dalla, the composer who created “Caruso”, to perform this song together with the author at the concert “San Remo in Moscow” held in the State Kremlin Palace in 2003. Dalla then invited Vitas to come to Rome to take part in the rehearsals of “Toska”, the modern version of Puccini’s opera. In dedication to his mother who died in 2001, Vitas released two albums, The Songs of My Mother and Mama. The Songs of My Mother included classic Russian songs which are sometimes considered to be the “gold reserves” of Russian pop-music. In November 2003, Vitas presented his second tour program, The Songs of My Mother in the Russia Concert Hall, Moscow.

He also starred in a comedy called Crazy Day. In June 2006, Vitas was invited by CCTV to take part in the grand event “The Year of Russia in China” in Beijing. This marked the start of Vitas’ popularity in China. Vitas’ “Return Home” tour started in 2006, which was similar to Songs of My Mother in its conservative atmosphere. The concert performed in Saint Petersburg on 4 March 2007 was later released on DVD on his website as well as officially in some countries, though many songs have been removed. The full concert in Moscow was later released on DVD.