Yanka Diaghileva never gave interviews during her lifetime - she preferred honesty. “I can lie - I’ll say one thing, and ten minutes later - something completely different.” Her songs were just as honest and poignant, and they instantly won love and recognition from her stage colleagues, and then from listeners across the country. Tragically killed under unknown circumstances at the age of 24, Yanka was able to leave an imperishable mark on the history of Russian rock music and became the brightest representative of the Siberian underground. The publication that you are holding in your hands is dedicated to various aspects of the life and work of Yana Diaghileva. This book is not a biography of Yanka in the generally accepted sense of the word: it is divided into several parts, among which there is a short biography of the Siberian rock singer, and a number of interviews with her loved ones, as well as interesting facts and research into Yanka’s work - an analysis of ideas and motives, hidden in her poetry. The author of the publication is Christina Power, candidate of philological sciences; in 2019 she published the book “The structure of artistic space in Russian rock poetry: Alexander Bashlachev, Egor Letov, Yanka Diaghileva.” The publishing layout is saved in PDF A4 format.