Nina Aleksandrovna Brodskaya, also known as Nina Brodskaya, born on December 11, 1947, in Moscow, USSR, is a Soviet, American, and Russian singer. She began her musical education at age five and later studied piano at a children's music school. After graduating from the October Revolution Music College in 1965, Brodskaya started working as a singer with the Eddie Rosner Jazz Orchestra while continuing her studies at the All-Russia Creative Workshop of Variety Art. Her breakthrough came with songs like "Любовь-кольцо" and "Август", which gained significant popularity. She also collaborated with Vesyolye Rebyata and released several albums, including Васильковая Канва (1973) and Нина Бродская (1974). Brodskaya's career included notable performances such as the song by Zatsepin, "Звенит январская вьюга" for the 1973 movie Ivan Vasilievich: Back to the Future. In 1979, she lived and performed in the USA. In 2017, the Yekaterinburg Musical Comedy Theatre staged The Thaw. Melodies of Fate, a production dedicated to the works of Brodskaya, Aida Vedischeva, and Larisa Mondrus.
