Tsvetelina Grahić

Tsvetelina Grahić (Cvetelina Grahich in Bulgaria) is a Bulgarian pop-folk singer, born on 30 September 1991 in Zenica, in today's Bosnia and Herzegovina. She is on Muzika-Balkan under Bosnia because she was born there and spent part of her childhood there: because of the war her parents moved to Sliven in Bulgaria, and after it the family long could not decide where to settle. Her career has been made in Bulgaria; no source we found says exactly where she lives now.

Music ran in the family: her mother had formed a group in Sliven at about her daughter's age and often took her along to the restaurants where she sang. Tsvetelina finished music school in Zenica and studied opera singing at the National Music Academy in Sofia.

In 2011 she auditioned for The Voice of Bulgaria (Glasat na Bulgaria) on bTV with "I Turn to You" and joined the team of Mariana Popova, but bowed out in the duels. The same year she was invited into Ku-Ku Band, the band of Slavi Trifonov's television show, and sang with it until 2017, when she left the show for a solo career.

Her solo videos began with "Iskam te pak" (2013) and "Zritelna izmama" (2015), and continued with "Prestapno e" (2017), "K'vo chuh" with Kristian Shalamanov (2018), "Sto lazhi" (2018), "Ne se otkazvat" and "Pak shte go napravya" (2020), "Nerazdelni" and "Salzi za druga" (2023) and "Lyubov ne beshe" (2024). In 2024 she also released "Moja ljubavi", a song in Bosnian. The playlist gathers her official videos.