Published video “Алсу - Мотылек (Official Lyric Video 2026)”.
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Alsou Ralifovna Abramova, known professionally as Alsou, is a Russian-Tatar singer. She represented Russia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2000 in which she came second with the song "Solo" right after Denmark, giving her recognition across Europe. Alsou hosted the final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 held in Moscow. She was given the Merited Artist of the Russia award in 2018.
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entertainment · Russian singer (born 1983) · singer · model · actor · presenter · television presenter · musician · also Alsou, Alsou Ralifovna Abramova, Alsou Abramova, Alsou Safina, Alsou Ralifovna Safina
Born 27 June 1983 · Q270951
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Published video “Алсу - Мотылек (Official Lyric Video 2026)”.
Published video “Алсу, Игорь Крутой - Мама не знает (Премьера клипа 2026)”.
Published video “Премьера 24.04 ⚡️Алсу, Игорь Крутой - Мама не знает #Алсу #ИгорьКрутой #МамаНеЗнает #премьера”.
Published video “Алсу - Танцуй”.
Published video “Алсу- Спи, дитя”.
Published video “Алсу - Чужая (Премьера клипа)”.
Published video “Премьера клипа «Чужая»🎬🎥 Завтра! 25.03.25”.
Published video “21.03 в 00:00 состоится премьера песни «Чужая» 💔”.
Published video “Уже в эту пятницу 21.03 релиз #Чужая и презентация клипа🎬”.
Published video “«Я твое солнце без зари…» 💔 Чужая 21.03.2025”.
Awarded Merited Artist of Russia (2018).
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Awarded TEFI (2009).
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– earlier in 2006 she starred in the Russian historical drama "Vivat, Anna
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Alsou joined the United Russia party
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Alsou recorded a wedding song, "Miracles", written by Alsou and her then-future husband Yan Abramov
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Awarded World Music Awards (2001).
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With the same title including two new songs
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And 2002, spawning two singles – "Osen" ("Autumn") and "Kogda Lubov Ko Mne Pridiot" ("When Love Comes To Me")
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Alsou recorded her first English language single "Solo" and was entered into the Eurovision Song Contest 2000, written by Andrew Lane and Brandon Barnes eventually finishing second overall
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Alsou began a large-scale tour of Russia
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Career landmark: Participated in Eurovision Song Contest 2000 (tournament / event).
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At the wedding of her brother Marat which was celebrated on the bank of the Moskva River, Alsou sat at the grand piano and sang I Will Always Love You
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Born 1983-06-27.
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