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Natalia Valevska

b. 1981

Ukrainian singer

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Born 1981. Natalia Valevska is a Russian and Ukrainian singer.

Natalia Oleksandrivna Valevska (; ; born 10 June 1981) is a Ukrainian singer and songwriter.

Early life At the age of 18, Valevska won the "Song of the Bug" contest for young performers. In 2007, she graduated with academic excellence in Musical Art from Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts.

Career In 2005, Valevska recorded a duet song with Vladimir Grishko (soloist of the Kyiv Opera House). Her first album, ("Release"), came out in 2006; it included songs in Russian, Ukrainian, Italian and French. In 2007, the singer represented Ukraine as a debutante at the Vienna Ball, acted in the Russian film productionLonely Angel, and released her second album ("Without you"). A joint tour of Valevska and Alexander Peskov took place in 2010. Her third album ("Desires come true") was released at the end of 2010; it included songs personally chosen by Alla Pugacheva. Valevska collaborated with Russian composer Viktor Drobysh to write the song "" ("The color of love"), which she sang in duet with Avraam Russo.

Awards Natalia Valevska has won at the international contest "Seven Cultures", international competition of young performers "The Bridges of Friendship", and the contest of young pop song performers "Popstars". In 2003, she came second at the international song contest named after Volodymyr Ivasyuk. In 2004, she received the Grand Prix of the international contest "Yalta-2004" within the TV festival "Sea Friends" and a UBN Award in the category "Breakthrough of the Year" in the United Kingdom. In 2005, she won the Chance TV contest and the third prize at the international song festival "Slavic Bazaar" in Vitebsk. In 2007, she got the first prize at the "Yalta - Moscow Transit" music contest. In 2008 she participated in the international festival "Moon Cat" in Lloret de Mar, Catalonia. It was followed by the all-Ukrainian prize "Woman of the Third Millennium" in the category "Perspective of Third Millennium", and she was invitated by the National Olympic Committee of Ukraine to support the national team at the Olympic Games in Beijing; her song " ("Two stops") won the national Ukrainian contest "Golden Song Of The Year". Valevska won the first prize at the international competition by Alla Pugacheva "Alla is Searching for Talent" in 2009. She came second at the Folk Star III TV contest, in a duet with Tanya Ftemova. She participated in the contests "Golden Gramophone-Ukraine" and the international Crimea Music Fest in 2011. She was awarded the "Crystal Microphone" in the category "National Recognition of the Year" on 9 August 2011.

Charity Natalia Valevska is the founder and president of her own charity foundation, and was awarded the Order of St. Stanislaus for Charity in 2008 as well as the Order of Martyr Barbara (2nd class) in 2011 by the Patriarch of Kyiv Volodymyr Sabodan. Besides this, she has taken part in numerous charity events: 2006–2011: all-Ukrainian charity event "" ("From heart to heart"); 2009: charitable program "Big Band Holiday Assistance", Kraków; charity concert "Do Not Give AIDS a Chance"; charity concerts "Stars Give Hope" and "" ("Word of childish dreams, word of talents"); 2009–2011: collecting funds for charitable projects related to protecting and improving the health of children; 2010: event in support of orphans "Fun on the Ice to Help the Children"; event in support of children with hearing impairment "Ball of Star Trees"; charity concert "" ("Help – it's easy"); special charity event "Make Your Childhood Dream Come True"; 2011: charity event on World Blood Donor Day; charity event "To the Heart with Much Heart"; charity festival "Mom + I", Dnipropetrovsk.

Discography Albums 2006 – ("Release") 2007 – ("Without you") 2010 – ("Desires come true")

Singles "Adagio" (with Vladimir Grishko) "" ("Without you") "" ("To veterans of the passed war") "" ("Two-stops") "" ("Birthday") "" ("The bottom of love") "" ("Desires come true") "" ("The edge") "" ("Silence") "" ("We step on the edge of the earth") "" ("At the crossroads") "" ("I love only you") "" ("Release") "" ("Shine") "" ("Half of love") "" ("Wounded heart") "" ("A hundred sleepless nights") "" ("Happy people don't watch the time") "" ("Your silence") "" ("The color of love", with Avraam Russo)

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Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts
Also known as
Natalia Valevskaya, Natalia Oleksandrivna Valevska

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Natalia Valevska?

Ukrainian singer

When was Natalia Valevska born?

Natalia Valevska was born on 10 June 1981 in Khmelnytskyi.

What is Natalia Valevska's occupation?

Natalia Valevska is a singer.

What nationality is Natalia Valevska?

Natalia Valevska is Russian and Ukrainian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Natalia Valevska

· Wikidata: Q4102746

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