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Online Vote Takes Bulgarian Singer to US Breakthrough
Society | December 3, 2005, Saturday // 00:00
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Dessy Dobreva hopes her latest success with the L.A. Indie 104 station is only the start for a brilliant future in the United States. Photo by Bulphoto.com
After no more than seven months in the United States Dessy Dobreva, the former singer in the highest rated program on Bulgarian TV the "Slavi's Show", succeeded to be on the playlists of the L.A. Indie 104 station both on air and through the Internet.
Recorded in English and Bulgarian during the last few months of her stay in Berklee College of Music in Boston, the songs present her as a songwriter for the first time.
Dessy already called on her supporters to vote for her songs on the website of the station (http://indie104.com). The participation of her Bulgarian fans will help Dessy rise to the top 10 and in this way receive a recording and video contract to be aired on the US MTV.
The young singer, who scored her greatest successes on the Bulgarian TV and the prestigious stages in Europe, came to the USA to further advance her career.
Dessy hopes that her latest success with the L.A. Indie 104 station is only the start for a brilliant future in the United States.
Dessy Dobreva arrived in America as a student at Berklee College of Music in Boston. In May 2005, she was presented an award from the Bulgarian Government for her participation in the concert for the Day of the Bulgarian Culture and Arts at Boston's Regent Theatre.
Recorded in English and Bulgarian during the last few months of her stay in Berklee College of Music in Boston, the songs present her as a songwriter for the first time.
Dessy already called on her supporters to vote for her songs on the website of the station (http://indie104.com). The participation of her Bulgarian fans will help Dessy rise to the top 10 and in this way receive a recording and video contract to be aired on the US MTV.
The young singer, who scored her greatest successes on the Bulgarian TV and the prestigious stages in Europe, came to the USA to further advance her career.
Dessy hopes that her latest success with the L.A. Indie 104 station is only the start for a brilliant future in the United States.
Dessy Dobreva arrived in America as a student at Berklee College of Music in Boston. In May 2005, she was presented an award from the Bulgarian Government for her participation in the concert for the Day of the Bulgarian Culture and Arts at Boston's Regent Theatre.
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