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Maria Nazarovna Yaremchuk(ukr. Yaremchuk Maria Nazarivna; genus. March 2, Chernivtsi, Chernivtsi region, Ukraine) - Ukrainian pop singer. Participant in the “Voice of the Country” project, bronze medalist of the “New Wave 2012” competition. In 2014, she represented Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest, following which she took 6th place.

Biography

Maria Yaremchuk was born in Chernivtsi on March 2, 1993 in the family of People's Artist of Ukraine Nazariy Yaremchuk. Her father died of stomach cancer when Maria was only two years old. She has two brothers Nazariy and Dmitry and an older sister Vera from her mother’s first marriage.

In 2009, Maria graduated from gymnasium No. 4 in the city of Chernivtsi and entered the Kyiv Municipal Academy of Variety and Circus Arts. L. O. Utesova for pop vocal class. She also graduated in absentia from the Faculty of History and Political Science of International Relations of Chernivtsi State University with a degree in International Relations.

Career

In 2012, she became a participant in the “Voice of the Country” project, where she joined the team of Alexander Ponomarev and took 4th place.

In April 2012, she passed the casting for the “New Wave 2012” competition, where she became the only representative from Ukraine. On the first day of the competition, she performed the composition “Homeless” by British singer Leona Lewis, received 97 points from the jury and took first place.

On the second day of the competition, she sang Sofia Rotaru’s song “Flowing Water”, received 95 points from the jury and took second place. On the third day of the competition she performed her own song “Spring”. As a result, Maria took third place, received a prize from the Megafon company and the opportunity to shoot a video clip, a prize from the Muz-TV channel for rotation on air for a month, as well as an audience award.

In October 2012, Maria presented the song “With Me Again,” written by Konstantin Meladze and Andrei Frantsuz, and on November 26, 2012, the video for this song, directed by Sergei Tkachenko, premiered.

In October 2012, information appeared in the media that Maria would become the lead singer of the VIA Gra group, but this was denied by the group’s producer Konstantin Meladze.

On December 23, 2012, she took part in the national selection of Ukraine for the Eurovision Song Contest 2013, where she took 5th place, performing the song “Imagine”.

On December 21, 2013, she won the Ukrainian national selection of the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 with the song “Tick-Tock”, which earned her the right to represent Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 in Copenhagen in May 2014, where she took 6th place.

On December 10, 2014, the Ukrainian music television channel M1 premiered a video clip for the song “Against the Wind,” which Maria wrote herself. The director of the video clip was Viktor Skuratovsky.

She starred in the Ukrainian version of the men's magazine "MAXIM". The issue was published in February 2015. The Russian version of MAXIM magazine published these photographs in the June issue.

In June 2015, in Kyiv, she shot a video for the new composition “To You,” and in December, a video for the song “In a Clean Field,” directed by Alan Badoev. The clip was presented in August 2016.

In March 2016, she presented the composition “Not Allowed”, recorded in a duet with Alexander Ponomarev. The artists performed this song for the first time in December 2015 at Alexander’s anniversary concert. After the release of the song, rumors appeared in the press about a romance between the musicians.

Participation in the show “Voice of the Country”

Discography

Singles

• - “With me again”
• - “I’ll know for you”
• 2014 - “Against the Wind”
• 2015 - “Before you”
• 2015 - “Wait”

Video clips

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It was already winter, morning frosts were binding the earth, wetted by autumn rains, the greenery had already settled down and was brightly green separated from the stripes of browning, cattle-killed, winter and light yellow spring stubble with red stripes of buckwheat. The peaks and forests, which at the end of August were still green islands between the black fields of winter crops and stubble, became golden and bright red islands among the bright green winter crops. The hare was already half worn out (molted), the fox litters were beginning to disperse, and the young wolves were larger than the dogs. It was the best hunting time. The dogs of the ardent, young hunter of Rostov not only entered the hunting body, but also got beaten up so much that in the general council of hunters it was decided to give the dogs a rest for three days and on September 16 to leave, starting from the oak grove, where there was an untouched wolf brood.
This was the situation on September 14th.
All this day the hunt was at home; It was frosty and bitter, but in the evening it began to cool down and thaw. On September 15, when young Rostov looked out the window in the morning in his dressing gown, he saw a morning that nothing could be better for hunting: as if the sky was melting and descending to the ground without wind. The only movement that was in the air was the quiet movement from top to bottom of microscopic drops of mg or fog descending. Transparent drops hung on the bare branches of the garden and fell on the newly fallen leaves. The soil in the garden, like a poppy, was glossy and wet black, and at a short distance merged with the dull and damp cover of fog. Nikolai stepped out onto the wet, muddy porch: it smelled of withering forest and dogs. The black-spotted, wide-bottomed bitch Milka with large black protruding eyes, seeing her owner, stood up, stretched back and lay down like a hare, then suddenly jumped up and licked him right on the nose and mustache. Another greyhound dog, seeing its owner from the colored path, arched its back, quickly rushed to the porch and, raising its tail, began to rub against Nikolai’s legs.
- Oh goy! - at this time that inimitable hunting call was heard, which combines both the deepest bass and the most subtle tenor; and from around the corner came the arriving and hunting Danilo, a Ukrainian-style, gray-haired, wrinkled hunter with a cropped hair, a bent arapnik in his hand and with that expression of independence and contempt for everything in the world that only hunters have. He took off his Circassian hat in front of the master and looked at him contemptuously. This contempt was not offensive to the master: Nikolai knew that this Danilo, who despised everything and stood above all else, was still his man and hunter.
- Danila! - said Nikolai, timidly feeling that at the sight of this hunting weather, these dogs and the hunter, he was already seized by that irresistible hunting feeling in which a person forgets all previous intentions, like a man in love in the presence of his mistress.
-What do you order, your excellency? - asked the protodeacon's bass, hoarse from raking, and two black shining eyes glanced from under their brows at the silent master. “What, or won’t you be able to stand it?” as if those two eyes said.
- Nice day, huh? And the chase and the gallop, eh? - Nikolai said, scratching Milka’s ears.
Danilo did not answer and blinked his eyes.
“I sent Uvarka to listen at dawn,” his bass voice said after a moment of silence, “he said, he transferred it to the Otradnensky order, they were howling there.” (Translated meant that the she-wolf, about whom they both knew, moved with the children to the Otradnensky forest, which was two miles from the house and which was a small place.)
- But you have to go? - said Nikolai. - Come to me with Uvarka.
- As you order!
- So wait a minute to feed.
– I’m listening.
Five minutes later, Danilo and Uvarka stood in Nikolai’s large office. Despite the fact that Danilo was not very tall, seeing him in the room produced an impression similar to when you see a horse or a bear on the floor between the furniture and the conditions of human life. Danilo himself felt this and, as usual, stood at the very door, trying to speak more quietly, not to move, so as not to somehow damage the master’s chambers, and trying to quickly express everything and go out into the open space, from under the ceiling to the sky.
Having finished the questions and having elicited Danila’s consciousness that the dogs were okay (Danila himself wanted to go), Nikolai ordered them to saddle up. But just as Danila wanted to leave, Natasha entered the room with quick steps, not yet combed or dressed, wearing a large nanny’s scarf. Petya ran in with her.
- You are going? - said Natasha, - I knew it! Sonya said that you won’t go. I knew that today was such a day that it was impossible not to go.
“We’re going,” Nikolai answered reluctantly, who today, since he intended to undertake a serious hunt, did not want to take Natasha and Petya. “We’re going, but only after the wolves: you’ll be bored.”
“You know that this is my greatest pleasure,” Natasha said.
“This is bad,” he rode himself, ordered him to saddle, but didn’t tell us anything.
– All obstacles to the Russians are in vain, let’s go! – Petya shouted.
“But you’re not allowed to: Mama said you’re not allowed to,” said Nikolai, turning to Natasha.
“No, I’ll go, I’ll definitely go,” Natasha said decisively. “Danila, tell us to saddle up, and for Mikhail to ride out with my pack,” she turned to the hunter.
And so it seemed indecent and difficult for Danila to be in the room, but to have anything to do with the young lady seemed impossible to him. He lowered his eyes and hurried out, as if it had nothing to do with him, trying not to accidentally harm the young lady.

The old count, who had always kept a huge hunt, but now had transferred the entire hunt to the jurisdiction of his son, on this day, September 15th, having fun, got ready to leave too.
An hour later the whole hunt was at the porch. Nikolai, with a stern and serious look, showing that there was no time to deal with trifles now, walked past Natasha and Petya, who were telling him something. He inspected all parts of the hunt, sent the pack and hunters ahead to the race, sat down on his red bottom and, whistling the dogs of his pack, set off through the threshing floor into the field leading to the Otradnensky order. The old count's horse, a game-colored mering called Bethlyanka, was led by the count's stirrup; he himself had to go straight in the droshky to the hole left for him.
Of all the hounds, 54 dogs were bred, under which 6 people went out as handlers and catchers. In addition to the masters, there were 8 greyhound hunters, who were followed by more than 40 greyhounds, so that with the master's packs about 130 dogs and 20 horse hunters went out into the field.
Each dog knew its owner and name. Each hunter knew his business, place and purpose. As soon as they left the fence, everyone, without noise or conversation, stretched out evenly and calmly along the road and field leading to the Otradnensky forest.
The horses walked across the field as if walking on a fur carpet, occasionally splashing through puddles as they crossed the roads. The foggy sky continued to descend imperceptibly and evenly to the ground; the air was quiet, warm, soundless. Occasionally one could hear the whistling of a hunter, the snoring of a horse, the blow of an arapnik, or the yelp of a dog that was not moving in its place.

Biography

Maria Yaremchuk was born in Chernivtsi on March 2, 1993 in the family of People's Artist of Ukraine Nazariy Yaremchuk. Her father died of stomach cancer when Maria was only two years old. She has an older half-sister, Vera, from her mother’s first marriage, and two paternal brothers, Nazariy and Dmitry.

In 2009, Maria graduated from gymnasium No. 4 in the city of Chernivtsi and entered the Kyiv Municipal Academy of Variety and Circus Arts. L. O. Utesova for pop vocal class. She also graduated in absentia from the Faculty of History and Political Science of International Relations of Chernivtsi State University with a degree in International Relations.

Finalist of the television project “Voice of the Country” (Ukraine). I would happily sing in a duet with E. John: “Because he is a brilliant composer and singer, he wrote the favorite soundtracks for the cartoon “The Lion King”!” Masha's cherished dream is to give birth to twins. Favorite style of clothing is pajamas, dance - salsa. The first admirers of Maria’s musical talent were her family: the girl has been singing literally from the cradle, and she has been on stage since she was six years old.

She cooks a variety of dishes with great pleasure, and she is especially good at borscht with boiled pork. The singer’s favorite writer is E.M. Remarque. Ukrainian folk music is especially dear to her because it is “unique and dear.” The recipe for achieving success, according to Masha Yaremchuk, is hard work plus luck. She had a deep and unique impression from her trip to Jerusalem: “I felt at home there.”

Afraid of loneliness. I would love to be in the Roman Empire. “After visiting Rome, I fell in love with it. I can imagine how beautiful he was at that time!” - the singer reflects. He writes poetry and music most often when he is alone with himself. Nature or beautiful landscapes can inspire you. The minimum program for the finalists for the next five years is “to finish their studies and sing, sing, sing.”

In October 2012, Maria presented the song “With Me Again,” written by Konstantin Meladze and Andrei Frantsuz, and on November 26, 2012, the premiere of the video for this song, directed by Sergei Tkachenko, took place.

In October 2012, information appeared in the media that Maria would become the lead singer of the VIA Gra group, but this was denied by the group’s producer Konstantin Meladze.

On December 23, 2012, she took part in the national selection of Ukraine for the Eurovision Song Contest 2013, where she took 5th place, performing the song “Imagine”.

On March 25, 2016, Maria Yaremchuk, after a duet with Ponomarev, presents a track about her new feelings. On Friday, March 25, on the air of Russian Radio Ukraine, Maria Yaremchuk presented the song “My Spring.” The new track came out incendiary, but how could it be otherwise, since Yaremchuk comes from the Carpathian Mountains. Spring is the time of love, and in her new song Maria Yaremchuk spoke about the most intimate...

“I love it when the music is alive and when it dies. And when I breathe, what am I singing about... And everything is about me: I go to grief if I want to gain strength. And it’s especially nice to move with the one you love, because at night in the mountains nothing sparkles so much as both of you, and your one and only supergirl - no matter how bad the viper is.”, Yaremchuk smiles, hinting at possible rivals.

The song “My Spring” will become the anthem of young girls in love.

By the way, spring has become rich in premieres for Maria. Most recently, she presented a duet with Alexander Ponomarev - the lyrical hit “Unallowed”. In an interview with Katya Osadchaya in the “World Life” program, Maria Yaremchuk frankly admitted that she had been waiting for a long time for the opportunity to work together with Ponomarev.

“I’m flattered that Oleksandr Ponomariov has already touched my hands! Regardless of the competition, competitors... All girls, the race is over! The song blows with me!”- Masha is happy.

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Maria Nazarovna Yaremchuk(ukr. Yaremchuk Maria Nazarivna; genus. March 2, Chernivtsi, Chernivtsi region, Ukraine) - Ukrainian pop singer. Participant in the “Voice of the Country” project, bronze medalist of the “New Wave 2012” competition. In 2014, she represented Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest, following which she took 6th place.

Biography

Maria Yaremchuk was born in Chernivtsi on March 2, 1993 in the family of People's Artist of Ukraine Nazariy Yaremchuk. Her father died of stomach cancer when Maria was only two years old. She has two brothers Nazariy and Dmitry and an older sister Vera from her mother’s first marriage.

In 2009, Maria graduated from gymnasium No. 4 in the city of Chernivtsi and entered the Kyiv Municipal Academy of Variety and Circus Arts. L. O. Utesova for pop vocal class. She also graduated in absentia from the Faculty of History and Political Science of International Relations of Chernivtsi State University with a degree in International Relations.

Career

In 2012, she became a participant in the “Voice of the Country” project, where she joined the team of Alexander Ponomarev and took 4th place.

In April 2012, she passed the casting for the “New Wave 2012” competition, where she became the only representative from Ukraine. On the first day of the competition, she performed the composition “Homeless” by British singer Leona Lewis, received 97 points from the jury and took first place.

On the second day of the competition, she sang Sofia Rotaru’s song “Flowing Water”, received 95 points from the jury and took second place. On the third day of the competition she performed her own song “Spring”. As a result, Maria took third place, received a prize from the Megafon company and the opportunity to shoot a video clip, a prize from the Muz-TV channel for rotation on air for a month, as well as an audience award.

In October 2012, Maria presented the song “With Me Again,” written by Konstantin Meladze and Andrei Frantsuz, and on November 26, 2012, the video for this song, directed by Sergei Tkachenko, premiered.

In October 2012, information appeared in the media that Maria would become the lead singer of the VIA Gra group, but this was denied by the group’s producer Konstantin Meladze.

On December 23, 2012, she took part in the national selection of Ukraine for the Eurovision Song Contest 2013, where she took 5th place, performing the song “Imagine”.

On December 21, 2013, she won the Ukrainian national selection of the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 with the song “Tick-Tock”, which earned her the right to represent Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 in Copenhagen in May 2014, where she took 6th place.

On December 10, 2014, the Ukrainian music television channel M1 premiered a video clip for the song “Against the Wind,” which Maria wrote herself. The director of the video clip was Viktor Skuratovsky.

She starred in the Ukrainian version of the men's magazine "MAXIM". The issue was published in February 2015. The Russian version of MAXIM magazine published these photographs in the June issue.

In June 2015, in Kyiv, she shot a video for the new composition “To You,” and in December, a video for the song “In a Clean Field,” directed by Alan Badoev. The clip was presented in August 2016.

In March 2016, she presented the composition “Not Allowed”, recorded in a duet with Alexander Ponomarev. The artists performed this song for the first time in December 2015 at Alexander’s anniversary concert. After the release of the song, rumors appeared in the press about a romance between the musicians.

Participation in the show “Voice of the Country”

Discography

Singles

• - “With me again”
• - “I’ll know for you”
• 2014 - “Against the Wind”
• 2015 - “Before you”
• 2015 - “Wait”

Video clips

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But soon, after some six months, good news came to them - mom was pregnant again... Dad was scared at first, but seeing that mom suddenly started to come to life very quickly, he decided to take the risk, and now everyone is with great impatience were expecting a second child... This time they were very careful and tried in every possible way to protect my mother from any unwanted accidents. But, unfortunately, trouble, apparently for some reason, fell in love with this hospitable door... And it knocked again...
Out of fright, knowing the sad story of my mother’s first pregnancy, and fearing that something would go “wrong” again, the doctors decided to perform a “caesarean section” even before contractions began (!). And apparently they did it too early... One way or another, a girl was born who was named Marianna. But, unfortunately, she also managed to live for a very short time - three days later, this fragile, slightly blossoming life, for reasons unknown to anyone, was interrupted...
An eerie impression was created that someone really didn’t want her mother to give birth at all... And although by nature and genetics she was a strong woman absolutely suitable for childbearing, she was already afraid to even think about repeating such a cruel attempt once upon a time at all...
But man is a surprisingly strong creature, and is capable of enduring much more than he himself could ever imagine... Well, pain, even the most terrible, (if it does not immediately break the heart) once apparently dulls, repressed, eternally living in each of us, hope. That’s why, exactly a year later, very easily and without any complications, on an early December morning, another daughter was born to the Seryogin family, and this happy daughter turned out to be me... But... this birth would probably have ended differently happily, if everything continued to happen according to the pre-prepared plan of our “compassionate” doctors... On a cold December morning, mother was taken to the hospital, even before her contractions began, in order, again, “to be sure” that “ “nothing bad” will happen (!!!)... Wildly nervous from “bad premonitions,” dad rushed back and forth along the long hospital corridor, unable to calm down, because he knew that, according to their common agreement, mom did such try one last time, and if something happens to the child this time too, it means they will never be destined to see their children... The decision was difficult, but dad preferred to see, if not the children, then at least his beloved “ little star” alive, and not bury his entire family at once, without even really understanding what his family really means...
To my father’s great regret, Dr. Ingelevicius, who was still the chief surgeon there, again came to check on my mother, and it was very, very difficult to avoid his “high” attention... After “carefully” examining my mother, Ingelevicius said that he would come tomorrow at 6 o'clock in the morning, perform another “caesarean section” on mom, to which poor dad almost had a heart attack...
But at about five o’clock in the morning a very pleasant young midwife came to my mother and, much to my mother’s surprise, cheerfully said:
- Well, let’s get ready, now we’ll give birth!
When the frightened mother asked - what about the doctor? The woman, calmly looking into her eyes, affectionately replied that, in her opinion, it was high time for her mother to give birth to live (!) children... And she began to gently and carefully massage her mother’s belly, as if little by little preparing her for a “soon and happy” childbirth ... And so, with the light hand of this wonderful unknown midwife, at about six o’clock in the morning, my mother easily and quickly gave birth to her first living child, who, fortunately, turned out to be me.
- Well, look at this doll, mom! – the midwife cheerfully exclaimed, bringing mother the already washed and clean, small, screaming bundle. And my mother, seeing her little daughter alive and healthy for the first time... fainted with joy...

When exactly at six o'clock in the morning Dr. Ingelevichius entered the room, a wonderful picture appeared before his eyes - a very happy couple was lying on the bed - it was my mother and I, her living newborn daughter... But instead of being happy for such an unexpected happy In the end, for some reason the doctor went into a real rage and, without saying a word, jumped out of the room...
We never found out what really happened with all the “tragically unusual” births of my poor, suffering mother. But one thing was clear for sure - someone really didn’t want at least one mother’s child to be born into this world alive. But apparently the one who so carefully and reliably protected me throughout my entire life, this time decided to prevent the death of the Seryogins’ child, somehow knowing that he would probably be the last in this family...
This is how, “with obstacles,” my amazing and unusual life once began, the appearance of which, even before my birth, fate, already quite complex and unpredictable, had in store for me....
Or maybe it was someone who already knew then that someone would need my life for something, and someone tried very hard so that I would still be born on this earth, despite all the “difficulties” created obstacles"...

As time went. My tenth winter has already completely ruled the yard, covering everything around with a snow-white fluffy cover, as if wanting to show that she is the full-fledged mistress here at the moment.
More and more people went into stores to stock up on New Year's gifts in advance, and even the air already “smelled” the holiday.
Two of my favorite days were approaching - my birthday and New Year, between which there was only a two-week difference, which allowed me to fully enjoy their “celebration”, without any long break...
I hovered around my grandmother all day long, trying to find out what I would get for my “special” day this year?.. But for some reason my grandmother did not give in, although before it had never been very difficult for me to “melt” her silence even before my birthday and find out what kind of “pleasure” I can expect. But this year, for some reason, to all my “hopeless” attempts, my grandmother only smiled mysteriously and answered that it was a “surprise” and that she was absolutely sure that I would really like it. So, no matter how hard I tried, she stood firm and did not give in to any provocations. There was nowhere to go - we had to wait...

Her father died of stomach cancer when Maria was only two years old. She has two brothers Nazariy and Dmitry and an older sister Vera from her mother’s first marriage.

In 2009, Maria graduated from gymnasium No. 4 in the city of Chernivtsi and entered the Kyiv Municipal Academy of Variety and Circus Arts. L. O. Utesova for pop vocal class. She also graduated in absentia from the Faculty of History and Political Science of International Relations of Chernivtsi State University with a degree in International Relations.

Career

In 2012, she became a participant in the “Voice of the Country” project, where she joined the team of Alexander Ponomarev and took 4th place.

In April 2012, she passed the casting for the “New Wave 2012” competition, where she became the only representative from Ukraine. Maria Yaremchuk was invited to the qualifying round of the competition by Igor Krutoy, who heard the singer on one of the broadcasts of the “Voice of the Country” project, where he came as a special guest. The singer's participation in the competition was sponsored by billionaire Rinat Akhmetov.

On the first day of the competition, Yaremchuk performed the composition “Homeless” by British singer Leona Lewis, received 97 points from the jury and took first place.

On the second day of the competition, she sang Sofia Rotaru’s song “Flowing Water”, received 95 points from the jury and took second place. On the third day of the competition she performed her own song “Spring”. As a result, Maria took third place, received a prize from the Megafon company and the opportunity to shoot a video clip, a prize from the Muz-TV channel for rotation on air for a month, as well as an audience award.

In October 2012, Maria presented the song “With Me Again,” written by Konstantin Meladze and Andrei Frantsuz, and on November 26, 2012, the video for this song, directed by Sergei Tkachenko, premiered.

On December 23, 2012, she took part in the national selection of Ukraine for the Eurovision Song Contest 2013, where she took 5th place, performing the song “Imagine”.

On December 21, 2013, she won the Ukrainian national selection of the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 with the song “Tick-Tock”, which earned her the right to represent Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 in Copenhagen in May 2014, where she took 6th place.

On December 10, 2014, the Ukrainian music television channel M1 premiered a video clip for the song “Against the Wind,” which Maria wrote herself. The director of the video clip was Viktor Skuratovsky.

She starred in the Ukrainian version of the men's magazine "MAXIM". The issue was published in February 2015. The Russian version of MAXIM magazine published these photographs in the June issue.

In June 2015, in Kyiv, she shot a video for the new composition “To You,” and in December, a video for the song “In a Clean Field,” directed by Alan Badoev. The clip was presented in August 2016.

In March 2016, she presented the composition “Not Allowed,” recorded in a duet with Alexander Ponomarev. The artists performed this song for the first time in December 2015 at Alexander’s anniversary concert. After the release of the song, rumors appeared in the press about a romance between the musicians.

At the beginning of April 2017, she presented a new song in Ukrainian, “Ti v meni є” and a video clip for it, directed by Alan Badoev.

The single “Ti v meni є” became very popular in Ukraine, the composition occupied a leading position in the charts of radio stations, and the video was in active rotation on music TV channels.

In November 2017, at the M1 Music Awards, the video for the song “Ti v meni e” won in three categories: “best video director”, “best director of photography” and “best editing”.

On March 2, her birthday, Maria releases the lyrical composition “Nazavzhdi”, the author of which, like several recent works, is Mikhail Klimenko.

In May 2018, she announced the cessation of creative activity.

Personal life

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Maria Nazarovna Yaremchuk (born March 2, 1993 in Chernivtsi in the family of People's Artist of Ukraine Nazariy Yaremchuk) is a Ukrainian pop singer. The father died when the girl was only two years old. There are two siblings - Dmitry and Nazariy, and a sister Vera from her mother’s first marriage. Maria started singing at the age of 6. She graduated from gymnasium No. 4 in the city of Rozhyshche (Volyn region) in 2009. Right after...

Biography

Maria Nazarovna Yaremchuk(born March 2, 1993 in Chernivtsi in the family of People's Artist of Ukraine Nazariy Yaremchuk) - Ukrainian pop singer. The father died when the girl was only two years old. There are two siblings - Dmitry and Nazariy, and a sister Vera from her mother’s first marriage.

Maria started singing at the age of 6. She graduated from gymnasium No. 4 in the city of Rozhyshche (Volyn region) in 2009. Immediately after graduating in the same year, she entered the Kyiv Municipal Academy of Variety and Circus Arts. L.O. Utesova, pop vocal class. In addition, Maria entered the correspondence department of Chernivtsi State University at the Faculty of History, Political Science and International Relations. In addition to his native Ukrainian, he also knows Russian, English, German and Italian.

Maria considers composure to be her main quality. “Probably it’s a trait of my character that I never give in to even some of my inner desires. I’m always cool,” she says. It is this feature that helps Maria achieve her goals in her creative and personal life. The girl quotes the famous art historian Winckelmann: “The artist must draw his plan with fire, but execute it with composure.”

When asked about her cherished desires, Maria answered without much hesitation: “I want to become a good artist. There may be some excesses in life, but I dream that there will be no excesses on stage. So that every concert takes place in one breath with the audience.” In addition, the singer dreamily added that it is very important for her to succeed in life as a good wife and mother - so that a happy family lives in a cozy wooden house filled with warmth and love. And the singer also dreams of giving birth to twins: “So that she can have two at once, and then not have to suffer.”

A special moment in Maria’s biography today is, of course, participation in the “New Wave” competition for young talents. Maria went home with an honorary bronze and a cash prize of 20 thousand euros. In addition, the girl also received the audience award and money for filming a video.

At the age of 18, Maria took part in the television project “Voice of the Country” (channel “1+1”), where she took fourth place. Representing Ukraine at the international competition “New Wave” in Jurmala, she took third place and received the largest number of prizes, including the Audience Award. In 2012, the first television video was shot for the song “With Me Again,” written by Konstantin Meladze and Andrey Frantsuz.