Kristian Kostov
Singer-songwriter, Eurovision contestant
Born
March 15th, 2000
25 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Bulgaria
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Born in 2000, a singer-songwriter from Russia and Bulgaria rose to prominence after competing in the Eurovision Song Contest 2017, representing Bulgaria with the song "Beautiful Mess." The performance earned significant attention and a top placement in the competition. Apart from Eurovision, several singles were released, showcasing a blend of pop and contemporary styles, contributing to a growing fan base. Collaborations with various artists helped expand the musical repertoire, and diverse performances in different venues further established a presence in the music industry.
Competed in Eurovision Song Contest 2017
Released the single "Beautiful Mess"
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