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Sabina MustaevaParticipant of the show "The Voice. Children"
Date of Birth: 16.06.2000
Country:  Uzbekistan |
Content:
- Childhood
- Early Musical Career
- The Voice Kids
- Winner of The Voice Kids
- Post-The Voice Kids
- Personal Life
- Current Career
Childhood
Sabina Mustaeva was born on June 16, 2000, in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Her parents, Victoria and Ruslan, are not involved in the entertainment industry, but her grandfather, Bulat Mustaev, is a professional saxophone player and instilled in Sabina a passion for music.
Early Musical Career
At the age of 11, Sabina began participating in music competitions, winning several awards, including the Grand Prix at the "Gifted Children" song competition in 2011. In 2013, she placed third in the "Children's New Wave" contest.
The Voice Kids
In 2015, Sabina auditioned for the second season of "The Voice Kids," performing Olga Kormukhina's "Put." All three judges turned their chairs, and she chose to join Maxim Fadeev's team. Despite a setback in a battle round, Sabina received a wildcard from the producers and advanced to the finals.
Winner of The Voice Kids
In the final, Sabina captivated the audience with her powerful rendition of Aerosmith's "Crazy," securing 45% of the votes and becoming the winner. She donated her winnings to charity.
Post-The Voice Kids
After winning "The Voice Kids," Sabina's popularity soared, receiving numerous fan messages and autograph requests. She continued to pursue her education and music studies, excelling in both.
Personal Life
Beyond music, Sabina enjoys reading classic literature, especially the adventure novels of Jules Verne. She is also an avid animal lover and enjoys spending time with friends and family.
Current Career
In 2016, Sabina performed at a concert by Raimonds Pauls and expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to learn more about the essence of music. She plans to attend Berklee College of Music and has aspirations to collaborate with renowned artists such as Ani Lorak and Beyoncé.
