Duna (band)
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OriginDolgoprudny, Moscow Oblast, Russia
GenresCrust punk, D-beat (early), Euro disco, pop, rock, house
Years active1987–present[2]
Duna Дюна[1] | |
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| Origin | Dolgoprudny, Moscow Oblast, Russia |
| Genres | Crust punk, D-beat (early), Euro disco, pop, rock, house |
| Years active | 1987–present[2] |
| Labels | Soyuz, Melodiya, others |
| Members | Viktor Rybin Igor Pliaskin Mikhail Dulsky Andrei Apukhtin Renat Sharibjanov Mikhail Yudin |
| Past members | Dmitri Chetvergov Andrei Shatunovsky Sergei Katin Andrei Rublyov Aleksandr Serov Pavel Smeyan Leonid Petrenko Sergei Kadnikov |
| Website | limonia.ru |
Duna (Russian: Дюна) is a Russian pop band formed in 1987. They became popular in 1989 just before the collapse of the Soviet Union with the song "The Land of Limonia".[3]
- Viktor "Ryba" Rybin (vocals, percussion — since 1987)
- Igor Pliaskin (guitars — since 2002)
- Mikhail "Filyovsky Oboroten" Dulsky (guitars — since 1992)
- Andrei "Tolsty" Apukhtin (keyboards — since 1991)
- Renat "Grach" Sharibjanov (bass guitar — since 1993)
- Mikhail "Mefodiy" Yudin (drums — since 2006)
