Anastasia Vinnikova

Anastasia Winnikawa ( born April 15, 1991 Dsjarschynsk, Belarusian Анастасія Віннікава ) is a Belarusian singer. She represented her native country with the song " I Love Belarus " at the Euro Vision Song Contest 2011 in Dusseldorf.

Biography

Winnikawa first attended the public school, a music school in her hometown Dsjarschynsk, which is located in the immediate vicinity of the capital Minsk. There she studied at the State Linguistic University. Through participation in auditions she fell on the " People's Artist of Belarus ," Vasil Raintschyk who helped her at the start of their music career. So she sang, for example at the opening of the sports complex Minsk - Arena. End of 2010, she took the written by Jauhen Aleinik and Viktar Rudenka title part "Born in Byelorussia " on the television show Musykalny Sud, however, failed to qualify for the finals themselves. 2011, the composer, the song at the radio station BTRC sent a responsible as a national member of the European Broadcasting Union for the selection of contributions to the Euro Vision Song Contest. On February 28, the song was finally selected.

However, the lyrics of "Born in Byelorussia " was criticized for its references to the Soviet era, so it was decided to rewrite the text. Aleinik and the well-known singer Swjatlana Heraskowa controlled while their name to " I Am Belarusian " in whose arrangement compared to the present discounted liable Musykalny -Sud version also pop-rock to be changed in direction. With the song, the singer wanted to take part in the second semi-final of the international final competition.

On 4 March, however, reported that they had listed " in Byelorussia Born" already in May 2010 publicly. This represents a fraction of the Euro vision rules, which state that songs should not have been listed before 1 September. As proof, a video of the performance at the concert "Golden Globe Faculty of Translation " at the State Linguistic University, which she attended. Composer Jauhen Aleinik dismissed the allegations as the lyrics for " I am Belarusian " existed for only two days and would also be followed by a change in the music. The title was still disqualified.

It was chosen a new song. With "I love Belarus" Anastasia competed in Dusseldorf. The title in the second semi-final took place on the 14th, and thus different from, since only the first ten places moved in the final.

Discography

  • 2010: Born in Byelorussia (I am Belarussian )
  • 2011: I Love Belarus ( Belarus Moya )
  • 2011: For the Gold
  • 2011: Your Love Is
  • 2011: Shining in Twilight
  • 2011: I Feel You
  • 2012: One Life
  • 2012: Мама
  • 2012: Crazy
  • 2012: календарь (Calendar )
Transcription (linguistics) Dzyarzhynsk Minsk-Arena Dmitry Koldun Robert Wells (composer) Litesound Alyona Lanskaya
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