Edita Piekha appeared on the stage in the 50s, like a dawn ray of sunshine, giving something new, unprecedented before. Under the sensitive guidance of composer Alexander Bronevitsky, a Polish girl from the French hinterland, who had undeniable talent and a thirst for life, grew into an Artist - sensitive, sincere, understanding the basic laws of music and religiously observing them. She was the first to take the microphone off the stand, go down from the stage into the auditorium, and speak to the audience cordially and sincerely. The light of inner beauty was reflected in the outer appearance - gait, voice, nobility of posture, a kind, understanding look for everyone. This book, written by the Artist in the first person, is not a documentary study, but a spiritual retrospective of a subtle person, a believer, who loves life in all its manifestations .