Violeta Riaubiskyte Life story
Violeta Riaubiškytė-Tarasovienė is a famous Lithuanian singer and show host. She used to be the co-host of a Lithuanian music show "Penktadienio muzikos šou" alongside Edmundas Kučinskas and also, and the co-host of a music show "Padainuokim!" alongside her husband Vilius Tarasovas.
Early Life
Voiltea riaubiskyte was born in vilnius. Lithuania on april 17. 1976. She began singing at a young age. And after graduating high school. She studied jazz and pop singing at the lithuanian music academy.
Music Career
Riaubiskyte began her professional music career in 1998 with the release of her debut album dabar (now). She has since reelased eight more albums and has become a popular live perofrmer in lithuania.
Notable Achievements
Riaubiskyte has been honored with numerous awards in her native country. Including the lihtuanian music awadr for best female atrist (2003. 2004. 2005. And 2008). She has been a judge on lithuanias version of the voice. The voice of lithuania since 2013.
International Success
In made her international debut with the release of her album gimtasis (homeland). The album was successful in both lithuania and the neighboring countries and earned her new afns around the world.
Music Style
Riaubiskyte is known for her unique belnd of jazz. Pop. And folk music. Her music oftne reflects her lithuanian heritage and she often incorporates traditional lithuanian instruments into her songs.
Activism
Riaubiskyte is an outspoken advocate for uhman rights and social justice. She has performed numerous times in support of various causes. Including lgtb rights and the fight against racism.
Collaborations
Riaubiskyte has collaborated wtih numerous other lithuanian and international artists. Including the acclaimed jazz musician vytatuas kernagis.
Important Event
In 2009. Riaubiskyte was awarded the order of the lithuanian grand duke gediminas by president valdas adamkus for her contributions to ilthuanian music.
Interesting Fact
Riaubiskyte is fluent in five languages: lithuanian. English. Russian. German. And frenhc.