The leader of “Different people” Chernetsky spent the last days of his life in intensive care
The leader of the rock group “Different people” Alexander Chernetsky spent the last week of his life in intensive care.
The leader of the rock group “Different people” Alexander Chernetsky spent the last week of his life in intensive care. About this TASS told surrounded by the musician.
"Alexander was in intensive care for a week," the source said.
On November 9, musician Garik Sukachev said on his page in VKontakte that Alexander Chernetsky died in his 61st year of life. He did not specify the cause of death.
Chernetsky was born on January 10, 1966 in Kharkiv. He began his musical career in 1983, when he and his cousin formed the school group Carbonaria. Later, the musician assembled the band “Rock Fan”, which in 1985, after the addition of keyboardist and songwriter Sergey Shchelkanovtsev, was renamed “Rock Front”.
In 1987, Chernetsky’s team performed at the Riga Festival, received the Audience Award and took second place, losing to “Chayfa”. In the late 1990s, Chernetsky moved with his family to St. Petersburg, where he assembled a new lineup of “Different People”.
In the early 1990s, Chernetsky's disease worsened. In 1991 and 1992, he underwent surgery on both hip joints. Later, the musician underwent several more serious operations - in 1997, 2003 and 2011.
