Eduard Romanyuta
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| Background information | |
| Native name | Едуард Едуардович Романюта |
| Birth name | Eduard Eduardovich Romanyuta |
| Also known as | Eduard Romanyuta |
| Born |
23 October 1992 Ternopil, Ukraine |
| Genres | pop, dance-pop, soul |
| Occupation(s) | singer-songwriter, actor, TV presenter |
| Instruments | vocals, violin, piano, guitar |
| Years active | 1996-present |
| Website |
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Eduard Romanyuta (Ukrainian: Едуард Едуардович Романюта) (born October 23, 1992 in Ternopil, Ukraine) is a Ukrainian dance-pop vocalist, songwriter, actor and TV presenter. He represented Moldova in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 with his song "I Want Your Love", which failed to qualify for the Contest's grand final.
Romanyuta was born in the city Ternopil, located in the west of Ukraine. He started his creative activities from the age of four. Already at the age of five, Eduard performed in the Palace Ukraine in Kiev, where personally president of Ukraine L. Kuchma praised him for the excellence of his talent. Between 1999 and 2002, he participated in the event “President’s Christmas Trees", held also in Kiev, giving more than 170 performances. In his childhood, Romanyuta received more awards at different events, including "The Pearl of the South" (Ukraine), "Italian magic" (Italy), "Song magic" (Bulgaria), "Slavic Bazaar" (Ukraine), "Stars on stage" (Ukraine), "Song Vernissage" (Ukraine) and "Sunny Skiff" (Ukraine). In 2003, Romanyuta released his first full-length record entitled "Colors of the native land".
In 2004, Eduard Romanyuta was awarded by the prime minister of Ukraine with a diploma and a medal for his talent. Among his awards there was the national titles "Child of the Year", "Young talent" and others.
In 2012, together with the Swedish publishers “Cosmos Music Group", "Famous music" and "19 songs" Eduard released the single "I'll never let go". With this track, the singer became a finalist of the Ukrainian national selection for "Eurovision 2012". With the same song Eduard Romanyuta became the winner in the categories "Best song in a foreign language" and "Video of the year” at the awards ceremony "OE Music Awards".
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