Masha Mnjoyan
Mery-Masha Mnjoyan | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Meri Mnjoyan |
| Born | February 7, 1995 Armenia |
| Origin | Gyumri |
| Occupation(s) | Singer |
| Years active | 2007–present |
Meri (Masha) Mnjoyan (Armenian: Մարի Մնջոյան, born February 7, 1995), is an Armenian singer, the winner of The Voice of Armenia television singing competition in 2013 year[1].
Biography
Meri Mnjoyan was born at February 7, 1995 in Gyumri, Armenia.
Starting from 1999 she was involved with "Deghcanik" junior ensemble, and in 2000 had the first solo concert.
From 2001 to 2009 she have studied at the No. 7 basic school of Gyumri and at Gyumri Art School named after N. Tigranyan faculty of vocals and piano from 2002.
From 2009 to 2013 studied at the Yerevan state culture college. In 2013 she has been enrolled at the Komitas State Conservatory of Yerevan, faculty of jazz-vocals which she graduated from in 2017.
From 2009 to 2019 she was performing at the "Our Lady of Armenia Boghossian Educational Centre's" choir, and with the choir she performed at Vatican city in 2015 as part of a holy communion commemorating the centenary after Armenian Genocide.
Singing contests
- 2007 – an award at "Pearl Berlona" contest in Berlin, Germany.
- 2008 – third at the primary selections of junior Eurovision in Armenia. The same year she wrote the lyrics of, and was a backing vocalist for the song from Armenia at Junior Eurovision in Cyprus.
- 2008 – "Grand Prize" at the "Violet Nana" international competition in Batumi, Georgia.
- 2010 – third place at the "I love Tbilisi" international contest in Tbilisi, Georgia.
- 2011 – first place at the "Alania 2010" international contest in Turkey.
- 2012 – semi-finalist of the "New Wave" international contest in Moscow, Russia.
- 2013 – victory in the mega-competition "The Voice of Armenia"[2].
- 2013 – seventh place at the "New Wave" international contest in Yurmala, Latvia.
- 2016 – backing vocalist at the Eurovision in Stockholm, Sweden.
- 2020 - competed on The Voice Australia. All the coaches turned around. She picked Kelly Rowland as her coach.
External links
- Mary Mnjoyan – the voice of Armenia (in Armenian)