"Hello! My name is Trami Nguyen, I'm 26 years old. I was born in Vietnam and currently live in the USA. I love and thoroughly enjoy music while having great passion for singing. I have attended a handful of Vietnamese singing competition and have earned myself some titles. I want to take this opportunity to challenge myself to more international singing contest events such as this one, to learn and hopefully present my voice to the world."

"Catherine Manandaza, an opera singer feels at home both in Normandy and in sunny Madagascar. The winner of numerous competitions, she performs at the most prestigious French venues (the Chatelet Theater, the Salle Pleyel and Salle Gaveau, the cathedrals of Notre-Dame and Madeleine in Paris, the National Rhenish Opera in Strasbourg, the Amphitheatre 3000 in Lyon, and others), and on international stages (the National Opera of Algeria, the National Opera of Cairo, the National Opera of Damascus, theaters in Germany, Poland, China, etc.)
Her repertoire includes numerous opera arias and sacred music programs. A documentary film "The Embankment of the Stage" was made about her for the TV programs Arte, Musik and Mezzo.
Russian music is very dear to Katrin, she enjoys learning and singing arias from Russian operas and romances by Russian composers (with the help of conductor Andrey Shevchuk, with whom she has been working in France for a long time).
Catherine wants to share with Russian listeners the masterpieces of French and European opera and get to know Russia and its culture better."

"My name is Nancy Adejor. I was born in the former USSR, in Kazakhstan. I've been singing at various stages since my childhood in Almaty and continued to do so in Toronto, Canada, that has become my new home. Singing has always been a very important part of my life. Growing up I was exposed to the rich culture of Russian movies and songs about the Great Patriotic War and the people of all ages and nationalities struggling, surviving and winning in it. Every year we celebrate the Victory Day on May 9th, giving thanks to everyone who fought for peace and freedom. Though I belong to a completely different generation, this part of history is very meaningful to me, my family and my friends. That's why it's a tremendous honor for me to participate in the festival, and at the same time I'm excited to share my love and joy for singing with people around. My voice is an instrument that allows me to share my thoughts and emotions through music as the most universal language of all. My name is Frederique. I have graduated from OCAD University majoring in bachelor of fine arts. My passions are photography, art, singing and writing music. It is a great honour for me to be a part of this magnificent festival. I used to learn about history and War from my family since I was a child. My great grandfather was a tank man and he died in a tank in Poland, on March 24. My relatives and I hold and pay great respect for him. "No one and nothing is forgotten." It is an honour for me to sing a song "To That Fellow" which my mother and I had to work on and translate together. I am extremely grateful for getting a chance to sing this song with one of the greatest vocalists Nancy Adejor."

"Hello, I am Fabián Solaro, I am 56 years old, from Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina.
I am a lyric singer, graduated as a music, vocal and flute teacher.
I worked as a music teacher and choir director. As a singer, I perform lyrical songs, Argentine and international with a number of choirs and orchestras.
I am very excited to sing songs of the Great Patriotic War, because in them the will and heroism of the Russian people is manifested. Each song is a life and it is very important for all generations that the flame of the victory achieved by the Russian people is kept alive."

"My name is Ilina Eder, I'm from Austria. Since childhood, I have been professionally engaged in vocals at the Musikschule Margareten in Vienna, and I also dance in the youth professional ballet troupe "Europaballett". Singing and dancing have been very important to me since childhood, because doing it I feel like a fish in water or like a bird in sky – I am free.
In 2014, I won the first prize in the Elena Obraztsova International Children's Vocal Competition in St. Petersburg.
As my mom is Russian, and my dad is Austrian, I speak two languages, Russian and German.
It is important for me to participate in the contest "The Road to Yalta", because the contest is dedicated to the 76th anniversary of the Second World War, through which my great-grandparents passed. It is very important to keep the peace!"

"Alexa is a singer and songwriter based in England. She showed her natural talent in music from an early age. Her passions were singing and playing the piano since the age of three when she started her first lessons with her Russian pianist mother. At the age of 10 she composed her first songs and later finished a music school and graduated in musicology.
Alexa released her first debut EP ‘Forever Yours’ on 2013, it included three songs from Addicted2Bass, in association with Ministry of Sound UK. Continuing her collaboration with Addicted2Bass, she released her singles 'The One', (2013) 'Wild & Free ‘(2014) and ‘For Love’ (2015). Her latest single called ‘Out on My Own’ was released in May 2019. In June 2020, Alexa released the official music video of her latest track ‘Out on My Own’.
Alexa collaborated on stage and in the studio with many artists and DJs from France, Italy, Russia, and Greece and toured in the United Kingdom, Germany, Cyprus, and Greece. Alexa’s live performances are characterized by emotion, sheer vocal strength and strong stage presence."

"My name is Linor Gauman and I am a singer. I am very happy to participate in the Road to Yalta Festival, because I have a deep connection to Russian culture and music. My grandparents are Holocaust survivors, and one of my grandfathers fought in the Red Army.
I am a graduate of the Robin Conservatory in Haifa. I sang in the Air Force band in the Israeli army.
As a child, I sang everywhere and in every circle that was close to home... But the beginning was very difficult. I was a very shy girl and had a hard time integrating socially. One day we fought with a child who abused me because of the origin of my parents. The music teacher heard me shouting and called me to come to the office immediately. She told me to not pay attention to abuses, stop yelling and start singing instead. And that’s what I’m still doing!"

"My name is Beata Muszler, I am Polish, I live in Warsaw. I graduated from the Warsaw University in Political Sciences. Currently I have a manager’s position at a medical clinic. I combine work with my hobby – music. And I love to do both.
Ever since I was young, I have been singing – in kinder garden, school choirs, music groups. I performed as an amateur for smaller and larger crowds.
I prefer to choose repertoire that touches my soul. I grew up listening to Polish and Russian bard songs of such authors as: Jacek Kaczmarski, Jacek Gintrowski, Vladimir Visotsky and of course Bulat Okudzhava.
I live an active life that includes running, hiking, fitness and dancing."

"Deniz Cem is an internationally recognized Turkish artist. He has participated in many song contests around Europe at the beginning of his career and won many awards. He collaborated with many foreign artists, for example with Pierre Narcisse from Russia. Deniz Cem performs songs in several languages. His last single “Tamam Tamam” became a huge hit with over 200 million views on TİKTOK application. “Tamam Tamam” is still playing on radios and on Spotify list around 82 countries. He is going to release his new single ' Aşk Bitti ' very soon.
Deniz Cem is the President of Turkish artist team called ART-IST which is a partner of an international social responsibility project called ART-FOOTBALL."