Ksenia Novikova

Ksenia Andreyevna Novikova was born in Moscow. At the age of five she became a soloist of the Loktev's Choir.[1] In ten years Ksenia became the soloist of the youth pop group. In 1999 she graduated from the State Musical College of pop and jazz art, in 2004 the directing department of the Moscow State Art and Cultural University.

In August 1999, Ksenia was invited to the group Blestyashchiye in place of the departed Polina Iodis. Before the official participation in the group Ksenia was her back-vocalist. During the entire period of Ksenia's participation, the group recorded four studio albums and one compilation. Composition Olga Orlova, Zhanna Friske, Ksenia Novikova and Irina Lukyanova is still considered the golden composition of the group. In 2006 she appeared on the covers of the magazines Maxim and XXL.[2][3]

In the middle of 2007 Ksenia left Blestyashchiye, in which she stayed the longest soloist (eight years). In June 2011, four years after leaving, Novikova returned to the group. Since 2012, Ksenia is engaged in solo work.[4][5][6] Since 2014 she has been teaching at Moscow University for the Humanities.[7]

• Official site
• Ksenia Novikova at IMDb