1. Dmitry Aleksandrovich Koldun is a Belarusian pop singer.
20 Facts About Dmitry Koldun
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Dmitry Koldun acquired further fame when he represented Belarus in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 with "Work Your Magic".
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Dmitry Koldun finished sixth overall, which remains the country's most successful result to date.
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In total, Dmitry Koldun has released five studio albums and one extended play.
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Dmitry Koldun's parents divorced when he was a child, and he decided to stay with his mother, while his brother went to live with their father.
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Dmitry Koldun later said that he found the divorce to be traumatic for him and that it was not something he wanted to repeat for himself.
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In July 2005, Dmitry Koldun took part Slavianski Bazaar in Vitebsk.
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In 2006, Dmitry Koldun won the sixth season of the Russian television show Fabrika Zvyozd on Channel One.
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In 2020, Dmitry Koldun said that it was not necessarily singing that was important in Fabrika Zvyozd, but the way you behave on camera and that he understood that from the start.
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Dmitry Koldun accepted the offer and performed "Work Your Magic" at the second stage of the Belarusian selection.
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Dmitry Koldun eventually won the selection after a jury chaired by Alexander Tikhanovich appointed him as the winner.
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Dmitry Koldun received the maximum 12 points from Israel, Russia and Ukraine and in total receiving 145 points earning 6th place in a field of 24, the highest position ever achieved by Belarus.
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In 2008, Dmitry Koldun stopped working with Lunev due to conflicting opinions.
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Since the dispute Dmitry Koldun is his own producer and the album release has been postponed again.
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In 2009 Dmitry Koldun founded his own label with Alexander Astashenok named Lizard.
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In 2008, Dmitry Koldun revealed he would star in "Russia's very first rock opera".
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Between 2013 and 2017, Dmitry Koldun had a long string of radio hits in Russia.
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In 2014, Dmitry Koldun worked on the music video for his single "Pochemu", for which he died his hair back blonde.
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Dmitry Koldun's hospitalisation attracted large media attention in both Belarus and Russia.
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The Belarusian Ministry of Health announced via a statement that Dmitry Koldun did not have the virus, while Dmitry Koldun later said in the media that he had tested positive.