Soviet and Russian radio hostess. She was best known as Raisa Ivanovna by all the listeners in 2000s. She worked at Soviet radio for about 37 years (from 1956 to 1993). Later, from 1993 to 1998, worked for Moscow City Telephone Network. Her voice was used for automatic messages of the network. In 2000 she came back to the radio. The radio station "ULTRA" (dedicated to Europe and American rock and metal music) became her new place of work, she was the hostess of "Show Time" program, but after some years began to work also for Best.Fm station. From 2005 to 2009 she had been acting as hostess of the chart "Chartova Dyuzhina" on the Nashe Radio (dedicated to Russian rock and metal music). She is also famous for compering some concert programs (among them the first Marylin Manson concert in Moscow in 2001 and Christmas TV program "NeGoluboy Ogonjok"). She died of heart deficiency.
Soviet and Russian radio hostess. She was best known as Raisa Ivanovna by all the listeners in 2000s. She worked at Soviet radio for about 37 years (from 1956 to 1993). Later, from 1993 to 1998, worked for Moscow City Telephone Network. Her voice was used for automatic messages of the network. In 2000 she came back to the radio. The radio station "ULTRA" (dedicated to Europe and American rock and metal music) became her new place of work, she was the hostess of "Show Time" program, but after some years began to work also for Best.Fm station. From 2005 to 2009 she had been acting as hostess of the chart "Chartova Dyuzhina" on the Nashe Radio (dedicated to Russian rock and metal music). She is also famous for compering some concert programs (among them the first Marylin Manson concert in Moscow in 2001 and Christmas TV program "NeGoluboy Ogonjok"). She died of heart deficiency.
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