Yulia Sanina showed herself as a 9-year-old and how she first sang on the big stage in a talent show
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The Hardkiss frontwoman Yulia Sanina has shared archival footage of her first appearance on a TV singing competition when she was very young. SSPDaily tells about it.
After appearing in the first episode of the show"Song of My Life", which will now be broadcast every Sunday at 21:00 on 1+1 Ukraine TV channel, Yulia shared the story of her first grand performance in a children's TV song contest at the Palace of Culture "Ukraine". And on her photo blog, the star posted a video from it. In the video, the very young singer performs George Benson's "Nothing's Gonna Change My Love for You," which Sanina's father translated into Ukrainian overnight for the TV contest, changing the meaning of the song and its lyrics. In the end, 9-year-old Yulia won and received a TV set as a prize.
By the way, the celebrity believes that this was the starting point for her real singing career. It was after her appearance on the stage of the talent show that she went to music school. In addition, Yulia is grateful to her musician parents for believing in her.
"Nothing is going to change my love for you. This song has become special in my life. She told about this fateful performance in the show "Song of My Life". After this performance, I started studying at a music school, jazz and good TV! Once again, I thank my parents for believing in me and for allowing my dreams to be born in our tiny kitchen, making them come true in every way possible, and plunging into creative adventures with me," the star said.
As a reminder, the show "Song of My Life" airs every Sunday at 21:00 on 1+1 Ukraine TV channel. According to the rules of the project, celebrity participants and opinion leaders come up with songs that they associate with a certain important period of their lives, and contemporary Ukrainian artists perform them on stage.