Krisko
| Krisko | |
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| Birth name | Kristian Talev |
| Also known as | Krisko Beats |
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May 11, 1988 Sofia, Bulgaria |
| Origin | Gabrovo, Bulgaria |
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| Instruments | vocals |
| Years active | 2004–present |
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| Website | krisko |
Kristian Talev (Bulgarian: Кристиан Талев, born 11 May 1988) better known by his stage name Krisko or The Son of God (Bulgarian: Криско, Синът Божий), or by his production tag Krisko Biits (Bulgarian: Криско Бийтс), is a Bulgarian rapper, songwriter, producer and entrepreneur from Sofia, Bulgaria. He is signed to the Bulgarian record label Facing The Sun Records and is also co-owner of the label Adamand Records.
Kristian Talev is born on May 11, 1988 in the Bulgarian capital Sofia. Having spent most of his childhood in Gabrovo, his interest in music stems from his family and relatives, who inspired him to pursue a serious involvement in music. His career started from an early age by participating in notable Bulgarian children TV shows such as Bon-Bon and Koi e po po nai. In the following years, he adopted his stage name Krisko and started writing his own songs.
Krisko started to write his own songs in 2005, being part of a neighborhood group. Later he started studying sound engineering and in 2008 he worked as a sound engineer in Radio 1 Bulgaria. From 2009 to 2010 he was briefly signed to Bulgarian rapper Spens's CCCP (Sam Sam Si Records) label as a producer and performer. Together they recorded the song Neka Sam Sam and in 2010 he made his breakthrough with the single Ludo Noshti featuring Bulgarian Eurovision performer Elitsa Todorova.
Following a dispute with Spens (the Wagner of Bulgarian rap music) CCP, in 2011 Krisko left his label and adopted the production tag Krisko Biits. Subsequently, he was one of the first artists signed to the newly founded Bulgarian record label Facing The Sun both as a performer and a producer.
Kriskо's projects Slagam Krai with Nevena and Miro, Koi Den Stanahme with Angel & Moisei, Ministara na Veselieto featuring Bobo and Lora Karadzhova, Vidimo Dovolni with Maria Ilieva, Zlatnite Momcheta featuring Dim4ou and a feature in Gery-Nikol's debut single Ela i si Vzemi all gained exceptional positions in the Bulgarian Music Charts. Moreover, the Council for Electronic Media of Bulgaria considered the song Vidimo Dovolni after a lot of signals about the censorship of the song.
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