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Maria Burmaka (Ukrainian: Марія Бурмака, born June 17, 1970 in Kharkiv, Ukraine) is a Ukrainian singer, musician and songwriter in genres of rock, pop, folk, world music.
Biography
Burmaka began singing Ukrainian songs while studying in a guitar class in a musical school. In 1987 she entered the faculty of philology of Kharkiv University of Karazin. A year later she started composing her own songs on the Ukrainian poetry. In 1989 Maria was the winner of the Sung Poetry festival in Lutsk. Then she became "silver medalist" of the Chervona Ruta festival. The "Kobza" firm released an audio-cassette with her guitar songs.
In January 1992 the Canadian record company "Yewshan" released Burmaka’s first CD album titled Maria.
Burmaka released a new album in 1998 entitled Znovu lyublyu (In Love Again). The presentation of the record was special: Burmaka invited her closest friends and the press to the 17-18th century icons hall in the National Fine Arts Museum, where an acoustic guitar concert was given. She presented her new songs accompanied by the guitar only.
Albums
- 1990 Ой не квiтни, весно (Oy ne kvitny, vesno)
- 1992 Марiя (Mariya)
- 1994 Лишається надiя (Lyshayet'sia nadiya)
- 1998 Знову люблю (Znovu liubliu)
- 2001 Iз янголом на плечi (Iz yanholom na plechi)
- 2002 Мiа (Mia)
- 2003 I Am
- 2004 N9
- 2008 Саундтреки (Soundtracks)
External links
- Official website (Ukrainian)
- Who am I?, maria.sarov.info
- rateyourmusic.com biography, rateyourmusic.com
Male singers Andranik Alexanyan (child) · Anatoly Dneprov · Pavlo Dvorsky · Yuriy Hnatovsky · Vasyl Lazarovych · Taras Petrynenko · Oleksandr Ponomaryov · Potap · Verka Serduchka · Tryzuby StasFemale singers Alyosha · Assol (child) · Iryna Bilyk · Vera Brezhneva · Maria Burmaka · Katya Chilly · Christina Daletska (opera) · Oksana Dyka (opera) · Alina Grosu (child) · Gaitana Essami · Jamala · Kamaliya · Nastya Kamenskih · Tina Karol · Natalka Karpa · Svetlana Loboda · Ani Lorak · Natalia Mohilevska · Mika Newton · Victoria Perskaya · Taisia Povaliy · Anastasia Prikhodko · Sofia Rotaru · Ruslana · Russya · Mariana Sadovska · Anna Sedokova · Iryna Shynkaruk · Alеna Vinnitskaya · Evgenia VlasovaEnsembles Dead Rooster · Gorgisheli · Komu Vnyz · Lama · Los Colorados · Mad Heads XL · Mandry · Nu Virgos · Okean Elzy · Pikkardiyska Tertsiya · Plach Yeremiji · S.K.A.Y. · SMS · The Telnyuk Sisters · The Ukrainians · ViyCategories:- 1970 births
- Living people
- Ukrainian female singers
- Ukrainian pop singers
- Ukrainian rock singers
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