Onuka

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ONUKA
Marija Sorokina, Natalija Schyschtschenko and Daryna Sert
Marija Sorokina, Natalija Schyschtschenko and Daryna Sert
General information
origin Ukraine
Genre (s) Electronic music , folk
founding 2013
Website onuka.ua
Founding members
singing
Natalija Shyshchenko
producer
Yevhen Filatov
Current occupation
singing
Natalija Shyshchenko
Keyboard, vocals
Daryna Sert
Drums
Marija Sorokina
Bandur
Yevhen Yovenko
Tsimbali, Drimba
Andriy Voichuk
Trumpet, Trembita
Mykola Blokshyn
trombone
Vitalii Baklajenko
trombone
Oleksandr Lisun
Horn, trumpet
Taras Dovgopol
horn
Vladislav Petrenko
producer
Yevhen Filatov

Onuka (spelling ONUKA) is a Ukrainian electronic band. It was founded in 2013 by Yevhen Filatov ( Ukrainian Євген Володимирович Філатов ) and Natalija Schyshchenko ( Наталія Олександрівна Жижченко ).

history

Onuka is Ukrainian and means “granddaughter”, an allusion to the instrument maker Oleksandr Schljontschyk ( Олександр Микитович Шльончик , 1921–2008), who was the grandfather of front woman Shyshchenko. Shyshchenko began her music career as a member of the band Tomato Jaws, which she founded with her brother.

In 2017 Onuka performed with the Naoni Orchestra as a pause filler in the final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2017 in Kiev.

The debut album was released on October 15, 2014 and became the most successful album of the month in Ukraine.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Onuka discography. Retrieved September 17, 2018 .
  2. ONUKA: Ukraine's electronic miracle . In: EMPR - Ukraine news latest, war updates, revolution protest in english . April 27, 2015 ( empr.media [accessed September 17, 2018]).
  3. ONUKA: Ukraine's electronic miracle . In: EMPR - Ukraine news latest, war updates, revolution protest in english . April 27, 2015 ( empr.media [accessed September 17, 2018]).