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Natalia Valevska
Наталія Валевська
Birth nameNatalia Oleksandrivna Valevska
Born (1981-06-10) 10 June 1981 (age 43)
Khmelnytskyi, Ukrainian SSR, USSR
Genrespop, dance
Occupation(s)Singer, songwriter
Instrument(s)Vocals
LabelsBayans Music Production
WebsiteOfficial website

Natalia Oleksandrivna Valevska PR (Ukrainian: Наталія Олександрівна Валевська; Russian: Наталья Александровна Валевская; born 10 June 1981) is a Ukrainian singer and songwriter. She won a Crystal Microphone in the category "National recognition of the year".[when?]

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.

Awards

Natalia Valevska is the holder of first prize at the International Contest "Seven Cultures", the winner of first prize at the International Competition of Young Performers "The Bridges of Friendship", winner of the second prize at the International song contest in the name of V. Ivasyuk (year 2003). Valevska won the contest of young pop song performers "Popstars" and received the "Grand Prix" of prestigious International Contest "Yalta-2004" within TV Festival "Sea Friends" during the year 2004. In 2005, Valevska won TV project "Chance" and III prize at the International Song Festival "Slavic Bazaar" in Vitebsk. Valevska has UBN AWARD 2004 in nominee "Breakthrough of the Year" in Great Britain. She recorded the duo song with Vladimir Grishko (People's Artist of Ukraine, soloist of the "Metropolitan Opera") later the same year. The first album of Valevska, "Release", came out in 2006. It included songs in Russian, Ukrainian, Italian and French languages. In 2007, the singer represented Ukraine as a debutante at the "Vienna Ball", she acted in film "Lonely Angel" (produced in Russia), released her second album "Without You" and got the first award at "Yalta - Moscow Transit" music contest.

2008 year started with her participation in The International Festival "Moon Cat" Lloret del Mar, Catalonia. It was followed by All-Ukrainian prize "Woman of the Third Millennium" in nominee "Perspective of third Millennium", the invitation from National Olympic Committee of Ukraine to support Ukrainian national team at the Olympic Games in Beijing, hit song release “Dve ostanovki” ("Two stops"), which has won National Music Competition of Ukraine "Golden song of the year".

Natalia Valevska won first prize at the International Competition by Alla Pugacheva "Alla is searching for talent" in 2009. A joint tour of Nataliya Valevska and Aleksandr Peskov took place in 2010. Nataliya won second prize at TV project “Folk Star III”, in a duet with Tanya Ftemova. Third album of Valevska “Zhelaniya sbudut’sya” ("Desires come true") was out at the end of 2010 year. Songs were chosen for the album personally by Alla Pugacheva. Natalia participated in the project "Golden Gramophone-Ukraine" and the international festival «Crimea Music Fest» in 2011 year. Natalia became the owner of prize "Crystal Microphone" in the nominee "National recognition of the year" on 9 August 2011.

Valevska collaborated with Russian composer Viktor Drobysh to write the song “Tsvet Lubvi” ("The Color of Love"), which she sang in duet with Avraam Russo.

Charity

Natalia Valevska is the founder and president of her own charity foundation has been awarded the St. Stanislaus Order for charity (2008) and the Order of Barbara II degree in (2011). Besides this, she has taken part in numerous charity events:

event in support of children with hearing impairment "Ball of Star Trees"; charity concert "Dopomozhi – Tse prosto" ("Help – it's easy"); special charity event "Make Your Childhood Dream Come True";

Discography

Albums

Singles

References


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