
Acting
Svetlana Loboda
Born 1982-10-18 · Kiev, Ukrainian SSR, USSR [now Ukraine]
Also known as LOBODA - Ukrainian singer, host, songwriter. Honored Artist of Ukraine (2013). The soloist of the VIA Gra group in 2004. She graduated from music school in piano, conducting and academic vocal classes. After receiving her first musical education, she entered the Kiev Variety and Circus Academy in the department of pop vocal. During this period, he became a member of the popular musical group "Cappuccino", the producer of which was Viktor Doroshenko. The group’s repertoire included such songs as “New Tale” and “Feelings”. In addition to Loboda, the group included Victoria Batui and Adeline. For several months the group had no work, so Loboda began to perform solo under the pseudonym Alicia Gorn, coined by her ex-producer Mikhail Yasinsky, in nightclubs in Kiev, secretly from the producer of the group. Soon Loboda left the team. After working in a group, Loboda participated in the first Ukrainian musical "Equator" (directed by Victor Shulakov), where she received one of the main roles - the savage Mirana. During the period of the musical’s existence, the song and the video “Black Angel” were recorded and shot with Svetlana Loboda. December 28, 2003 Loboda assembled her own team called “Ketch”. In the spring of 2004, having passed the casting, Loboda became the new soloist of the VIA Gra trio. As part of the group, she took part in a tour of Asian cities, starred in the video "Biology" and the New Year's musical on the Inter channel "Sorochinskaya Fair." However, in September of that year, Loboda left the group and in December released her first single.
Acting credits
2.0Rylan Clark-Neal narrates a guide to all things Eurovision and takes a sideways look at the greatest singing contest on the planet. The A-Z of Eurovision features all the disasters, the costume changes and memorable musical moments from 65 years of Eurovision.
The A-Z of Eurovision
2020
7.8"Ciao, 2021!" - New Year's edition of the Evening Urgant program, aired on Channel One on January 1, 2022. The release parodies the festive concerts of the Italian pop music of the 1980s and the tradition of the Soviet and then Russian "Blue Lights". All participants in the program - presenters and performers - have stylized Italian names and pseudonyms. Communication takes place in Italian and is accompanied by Russian subtitles.
Ciao, 2021!
2022
5.4The rich peasant Solopii Cherevyk goes to the Sorochyntsi fair to sell wheat. His quarrelsome wife Khivria and daughters Paraska, Horpyna and Motria go with him. At the fair, Paraska meets a guy named Hrytsko and falls in love with him. But her stepmother Khivria is against their wedding. In parallel, the events related to the mysterious story about the "red scroll" develop.
Sorochyntsi Fair
2005