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Nataliya Mai

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All songs of Nataliya Mai:

note Stop, ne treba!

note Karooka Ukrayina

note Mama

note Vidletily zuravli

note Zdrastvui, shkolo!

note Com-com

note Vyhlyadayem sonechko

note Kolyskova dlya mamy

note Kolyskova Ukrayini

note Tilky v nas na Ukrayini

note Vinochok

note Prominchyk

note Oi horila v nebi zirka

note Ce vesna!

note Pisnya pershoklasnyka

note Topolya

note Davaite vyp’yemo charchynu

note Davaite, brattya, zaspivayem!

note Cvitut sady na Ukrayini

note Temna nichka

note Svyato kazky

note Bili husy

note Sopilochka

note Bilyi snih

note Ukrayina

note Kalynova Ukrayina

note Snylosya more

note Kucheryky

note Kolyskova

note Sadochok

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Info about Nataliya Mai:

Nataliya May is a Ukrainian singer-songwriter born on May 25, 1968, in Sverdlovsk (now Dovzhansk), Luhansk Oblast. In 1980, she moved with her family to Poltava, her mother's hometown. She graduated from the Poltava State Music School named after M. V. Lysenko in 1985 and began composing her own songs. In 2000, she released her debut album "Vasilechky," featuring children's songs performed by her daughters, Olesya and Stanislava. May has received multiple Grand Prix awards at various Ukrainian music festivals, including "Boromlya-2003" and "Slobozhansky Spas." In 2009, she was honored with the title "Merited Artist of Ukraine." She is the founder of the Creative Center of N. May in Poltava, which nurtures young musical talents. Her song "Mamyna Sorochka" is particularly popular among the Ukrainian diaspora, especially in Spain, where it is considered an anthem. May's work has significantly contributed to promoting Ukrainian folk music both domestically and internationally. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nataliya_May?utm_source=openai))

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