Mariana Popova

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Mariana Popova
Background information
Born	(1978-06-06) 6 June 1978 (age 45)
Origin	Sofia, Bulgaria
Genres	Pop
Occupation(s)	Singer
Years active	1996–present
Website	www.marianapopova.com

Mariana Popova (Bulgarian: Мариана Попова) (born 6 June 1978) is a Bulgarian singer. She is known for representing Bulgaria at the Eurovision Song Contest 2006, trainer on The Voice of Bulgaria 2011 and from Vip Brother 2012 – Bulgaria

Biography

Mariana Popova was born in

• Ти не дойде (You Didn't Come)
• Казах (I Said)
• Можем пак (We Can Do It Again)
• Няма (There Isn't Anything)
• След (After)
• Сънувай ме (Dream About Me)
• Let Me Cry (Остави ме да плача) – with this song Mariana participated in Eurovision Song Contest in Athens.
• Sometimes (Понякога) – Bulgarian version called "Не знам"
• Lejos-song sung in Spanish with the Bulgarian artist Orlin Goranov.
• Остани
• New Religion – Namesake of latest album

Awards

• 2004 – Third Prize at ‘Bourgas and the Sea’ Festival and the special prize of ‘Rotari Club – Bourgas’ with the song ‘After’ / duet with Dany Milev
• 2005 – First Prize at ‘Bourgas and the Sea’ Festival with ‘Dream about me’ / duet with Dany Milev
• 2012 – Best Bulgarian text from BG radio – ‘Чуй ме’ /duet with Orlin Goranov

Nominations

• 2004 – Nomination for ‘Best Female Singer’, BG Radio Annual Music Awards
• 2004 – Nomination for ‘Best Bulgarian Debut’, BG Radio Annual Music Awards
• 2005 – Nomination for ‘Best Female Singer’, MM Television Annual Music Awards
• 2005 – Nomination for ‘Best Female Singer’, BG Radio Annual Music Awards

References

External links

• Official website
• Eurovision Website – Bulgarian Page

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