Victoria Georgieva

Georgieva started singing at age of eleven. After some time she enrolled in the vocal studio "Angel Voices" where her music teacher was Atanaska Lipcheva.[1] Georgieva auditioned for the first 3 seasons of X Factor Bulgaria, but she never made it past the judges, mostly because of her age.[4]

In September 2015 at the fourth season of X Factor (Bulgaria), after three attempts, Victoria finally finally made it past the judges and to the live shows. She entered the females team mentore by the rapper Krisko. She remained on the show until week nine, when she was eliminated and ultimately placed sixth.[5] She left the show on week 9.

Despite failing to win X Factor, Victoria received an offer to join Virginia Records, which she declined. Instead, in 2016, she joined Monte Music and released her first single titled "Nishto Sluchayno", accompanied with a music video directed by Bashmotion and featured VenZy and Niki Bakalov.[6] She then released two other songs MonteMusic - “Nezavurshen Roman” in 2016 and “Chast ot Men” in 2017. After mutual conflicts, Georgieva left the label in late 2017.

In 2018, Georgieva spent ten days in Los Angeles, California, where she wrote and filmed her first English song “I Wanna Know”, released in June 2019, with a music video directed by Dimitry Stefanov, and produced by Velina Ilieva.

On 25 November 2019, it was revealed that Victoria, now using the mononym VICTORIA, would represent Bulgaria in the Eurovision Song Contest 2020. She and her sponsor Ligna Group created the song “Tears Getting Sober“, which tells about the inner difficulties in the people, a topic which is very close to Georgieva. Unfortunately, because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Eurovision 2020 contest was canceled, however, Victoria was still chosen as the Bulgarian act of the Eurovision contest in 2021.

In June 2020, the singer released her new song titled “Alright.” The song was created at one of the Eurovision camps and carries a message of hope and a new beginning. A few weeks later, in August, she and her team spent ten days in a Eurovision song writing camp held in Burgas and Primorsko, where they managed to create a few potential songs that she could use. In November, she released her third single, "Ugly Cry", which was just as successful as her previous two.

In January 2021, Georgieva announced that she would release her debut EP, "A Little Dramatic", some time in February, which will contain five potential songs that could represent Bulgaria the Eurovision Song Contest 2021.[7] The EP will include the single "Ugly Cry".[7]