My name is Emmanuel Désiré Boyer, and I come from Côte d’Ivoire. Passionate about music since childhood, I earned a bachelor’s degree in music and musicology, which allowed me to deepen my understanding of sounds and musical traditions. My style, which I define as Afro Fusion, blends traditional African rhythms with modern sounds, creating a unique and authentic musical identity. Over the years, I participated in a few international competitions and my work has been recognized through several awards. Alongside my music career, I work as a caregiver, a profession that allows me to stay close to people and support those in need.

Ayoub Souane is from Morocco, a country of sunshine, the sea, and hospitality. He is a student, musician, and songwriter. According to the artist, music is his life. He truly believes that music brings people together and breaks down the boundaries between countries and cultures. 

In his free time, Ayoub enjoys reading and traveling, as books and journeys help broaden his horizons and deepen his understanding of the world. 

Family holds a special place in his life – he stays in touch with his loved ones regularly. Despite the distance, they support one another, and for Ayoub, this is the most important value.

Michael Batista Martínez, better known by his stage name Michel Vega, was born and raised in Cuba. He began his artistic career at the age of 15. Michel is a singer, songwriter, and music producer. Exploring a variety of genres – including salsa, jazz, bachata, and ballads – he has written over 300 songs for television series broadcast across Latin American countries such as Mexico, Colombia, Puerto Rico, and others.

Jelena Velimirovic was born and raised in Belgrade, Serbia. She is currently a student at the "Mokranjac" Secondary Music School, specializing in the Ethno-music department, and is a member of several choirs and groups. Her repertoire includes ethno, religious, pop, and movie music. Among her most notable achievements is winning the laureate award at the National Music Competition of Secondary Music and Ballet Schools in Serbia. 

She has also performed at several artistic concerts and festivals, including the Festival of Russian Classical Music and Kustendorf CLASSIC. She holds a state scholarship in the field of ethnomusicology and is currently collaborating with members of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts on a paper about religious Orthodox Christian music.

Otgonbayar Barkh was born in the city of Choibalsan in eastern Mongolia, a place where Mongolia’s independence was defended in the battles of Khalkhin Gol and the Liberation War of 1945. He is a graduate of the Mongolian University of Science and Technology and works in the mining industry. Since childhood, Otgonbayar has been passionate about Soviet films and songs. The military songs hold a special place in his heart, for the feats and glory intevine in them with sorrow and tragedy, much like in the most powerful scenes from Soviet cinema. The Road to Yalta festival is famous in Mongolia, and Otgonbayar has always dreamed of participating in it. In his performance, he aims to honor the labor heroism of the Mongolian people during the Great Patriotic War and to pay tribute to the Mongolian veterans of the 1945 Liberation War.

Katerina Andreou was born in Nicosia, Cyprus. She studied classical singing at the National Academy of Music «P. Vladigerov» in Bulgaria. Her repertoire includes classical arias and art songs, traditional Cypriot and Greek songs, as well as pop and jazz standards. She has participated in festivals and competitions in Cyprus and abroad, earning prizes. 

She works at the state music schools of Cyprus, teaching classical singing, and also performs at various events and concerts.

Irene Guglielmi, an Italian artist, singer, and producer, was born on the island of Elba in Tuscany. Music became a part of her life from an early age, as her parents recognized her calling and encouraged her first steps in this field. In 2003, while still very young, she reached the finals of the television show Amici di Maria De Filippi (Italy’s equivalent of Star Factory). This breakthrough paved the way for her to collaborate with legends such as Pupo, Andrea Bocelli, and the duo Ricchi e Poveri. 

Later, Irene established herself as a singer, actress, and dancer, working with renowned artists in popular Italian musicals. She has graced prestigious national and international stages in Milan, Venice, Sanremo, Malta, and Monte Carlo. Today, the artist successfully tours the world with her own show, performing songs in Italian, French, and English.

Adventina hails from Sidikalang, Indonesia. Her hobbies include watching movies, reading comics, and singing. She grew up participating in church vocal groups and choirs alongside her mother and her father, who is a priest.
During her school years, she frequently took part in singing competitions, which helped her develop as a vocalist. She enjoys performing pop songs and uplifting pieces, particularly those with heroic themes. Singing is a means of self-expression for her.
Adventina sees the Road to Yalta Festival as a unique opportunity to share her passion for singing with people from diverse cultures. The festival allows her to celebrate history and music, and honor the past through her voice.

Udit Saxena is a composer and singer-songwriter, born and raised in Bulandshahr, a small town in Uttar Pradesh, India. He completed his early education there before moving to the city of Mathura to earn a degree in Computer Science Engineering. After graduating, Udit followed his true passion, music, transitioning into a career as a freelance composer and singer. His vocal style and musical sensibilities have been shaped by Bollywood’s rich heritage. 

Udit has collaborated with some of India's leading music labels. Currently, he lives in Mumbai, the country’s entertainment capital, where he continues to compose and perform for the Indian music industry.

Born and raised in Athens, the capital of Greece. After graduating from music school, she received a scholarship from the Russian Center for Science and Culture in Athens to study at the Krasnodar Institute of Culture. She is currently a postgraduate student at the Maimonides Academy in Moscow. 

Georgia is involved in numerous artistic projects in her homeland. She has worked in drama theaters, taught vocal performance, and composed music for theatrical productions. A laureate of international vocal competitions, she actively participates in festivals, organizes concerts, performs with wind orchestras, and sings leading roles in opera productions.

Dynna was born in northern Brazil. She began singing in church choirs at the age of seven. At sixteen, she moved to Rio de Janeiro to begin her career as a professional singer and composer. Since then, she has performed in shows in many states across Brazil, as well as in Russia and Turkey. Her favorite music styles are Bossa Nova, MPB, Samba, Flashback, and Pop. She strives to bring a fresh sound to her songs by blending Brazilian, Latin, and international rhythms. 

Dynna is happy to participate in the Road to Yalta Festival and return to Russia, in a country that welcomed her warmly and left her with fond memories.