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Valérie Sajdik

b. 1978

Austrian singer

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About Valérie Sajdik

Born 1978. Valérie Sajdik is an Austrian singer.

Valérie Sajdik is an Austrian pop singer, lyricist, host and actress.

Valerie Sajdik achieved her first chart successes with the girl band C-bra and became famous through lead singing in her band Saint Privat, which was very successful in the mid-2000s. She has since released three solo albums and tours internationally. She splits her time between living in Austria and France, and is tri-lingual (French, German, English). February 2010, she was invited to perform at the Vancouver Cultural Olympiads (Francophone Side) and performed on CBC Radio-Canada. She performed "Noyé" written by Vox and also her original "Une fois à la vie", both from her 2010 album, Ich Bin Du Bist. Her third solo album Les Nuits Blanches is a soundtrack of her sleepless ‚White Nights‘ featuring jazz chansons in various languages – French, English, German and Russian.

Discography Singles

"Mädchen sind doof" (2007) "Noch einmal" (2007) "Regen" (2007)

Albums

Picknick (4 May 2007) Ich Bin Du Bist (19 March 2010) Les Nuits Blanches (October 2013)

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Important facts

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Awards
Amadeus Austrian Music Awards

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Valérie Sajdik's

Frequently asked questions

Who is Valérie Sajdik?

Austrian singer

When was Valérie Sajdik born?

Valérie Sajdik was born on 2 April 1978 in Vienna.

What is Valérie Sajdik's occupation?

Valérie Sajdik is a singer.

What nationality is Valérie Sajdik?

Valérie Sajdik is Austrian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Valérie Sajdik

· Wikidata: Q86762

· DBpedia: Valérie Sajdik

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