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Iryna Fedyshyn

b. 1987

Ukrainian singer

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Born 1987. Iryna Fedyshyn is a Ukrainian singer and fashion model.

Iryna Petrivna Fedyshyn (; born 1 February 1987) is a Ukrainian singer and songwriter.

Biography Iryna Fedyshyn was born on 1 February 1987 in Lviv, Ukrainian SSR, into a family of musicians. From an early age, she showed musical, vocal and stage abilities.

Fedyshyn's father, although himself a musician, hoped that his daughter would succeed at chess. However, Iryna took to the synthesizer, on which she learned to improvise and write her first songs.

At the age of thirteen, the girl decided to get a musical education and went to study at a music school. Thanks to her home education, she was immediately accepted into the fourth grade of the music school, from which she graduated with honors. There she also conducted concert programs. She studied economics at the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv and at the same time took private music and vocal lessons.

Musical career Fedyshyn participated in youth music competitions and festivals, where she won prizes. Some songs were included in the rotation on Ukrainian radio stations. In 2005, she performed in the semi-final of the Ukrainian national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest, In 2015 Iryna Fedyshyn won the Ukrainian-language song contest "Ukrainian Format" with the song "Sertsia stuk".

In 2016, she performed concerts in Ukraine, visited several dozen cities. On 4 November 2016, in Kyiv, in the October Palace, her solo concert "Tsvite Kalina" took place.

In 2018, she took part in the eighth season of the TV show "The Voice of Ukraine".

In 2020, Iryna Fedyshyn and her husband contracted COVID-19; this became known after her recovery. In September 2020, she presented the song "Tam de ty", which entered the top ten most popular hits on radio stations in Kyiv and Ukraine, and the music video for it gained more than a million views on YouTube. Later that year, the singer released several Christmas-themed songs.

Since January 2021, the singer took part in the project The Masked Singer Ukraine on the TV channel "Ukraine", but dropped out in the fourth episode. On 2 March, Fedyshyn presented the author song "Obiimy".

Personal life Fedyshyn lives in Lviv and is married to producer Vitalii Chovnyk. They have two sons: Yura and Oleh.

Discography Studio albums Tvii anhel (2007) Ukraina koliaduie (2007) Parol (2012) Ukraina koliaduie. Nove (2013) Tsvite kalyna (2015) Ty tilky mii (2018)

Awards and nominations Award Year Category Nominee Result Ukrainskyi format 2015 Contest laureate Iryna Fedyshyn 2021 Pride of the Ukrainian song Iryna Fedyshyn 2018 Female singer of the Year Iryna Fedyshyn Hit of the Year "Ty tilky mii" Popular hit 2019 "Roman" 2020 Dance hit "Prosto tantsiui" 2019 Song of the Year "Bili troiandy" 2020 "Tam de ty" 2020 Best popular hit "Khochu na Maldivy"

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Lviv University
Awards
Ukrainian Song of the Year
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Iryna Petrivna Fedyshyn

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Who is Iryna Fedyshyn?

Ukrainian singer

When was Iryna Fedyshyn born?

Iryna Fedyshyn was born on 1 February 1987 in Lviv.

What is Iryna Fedyshyn's occupation?

Iryna Fedyshyn is a singer and fashion model.

What nationality is Iryna Fedyshyn?

Iryna Fedyshyn is Ukrainian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Iryna Fedyshyn

· Wikidata: Q12127853

· DBpedia: Iryna Fedyshyn

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