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Duna 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". ^[1]

Members

• Viktor "Ryba" Rybin (vocals, percussion - since 1987)
• Igor Pliaskin (guitars - since 2002)
• Mikhail "Filёvsky Oboroten" Dulsky (guitars - since 1992)
• Andrei "Tolsty" Apukhtin (keyboards - since 1991)
• Renat "Grach" Sharibjanov (bass guitar - since 1993)
• Mikhail "Mefodiy" Yudin (drums - since 2006)

Former members

• Dmitri Chetvergov
• Andrei Shatunovsky
• Sergei Katin
• Andrei Rublёv
• Aleksandr Serov
• Pavel Smeyan
• Leonid Petrenko
• Sergei Kadnikov

References

External links

• Official website (in Russian)
• Duna's poems at Moshkov's library