Yulia Savicheva
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Yulia Stanislavovna Savicheva, also known as Yulia Savicheva, born on February 14, 1987, in Kurgan, Russian SFSR, USSR, is a Russian singer and actress. Her father composed songs for her to sing from a young age. At four, she performed with the group Agatha Christie and later joined a dance group as a soloist. In 2001, Savicheva played the lead role in the New Year's performance at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. She participated in the second season of Star Factory in March 2003. Having passed all the stages of the selection process, she reached the top five finalists. Her songs "ÐоÑабли" and "ÐÑÑоко" became hits despite this setback. In March 2004, she represented Russia at the Eurovision Song Contest with "Believe Me", finishing eleventh. Her album ÐÑÑоко was released in 2005. She also released several albums, including ÐиÑное... (2014), CLV (2020), and 9 (2025).
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- Bezhat, Letet
- Otpusti Menya
- Proschai Moya Lubov
- Prosti Za Lubov
- Visoko
- Vse Dlya Tebya
- Poka
- Stop
- Ya S Toboy
