Tiffany Ciely

Tiffany Ciely (born May 10, 1987 in Brussels , actually Tiffany Baworowski ) is a Belgian singer .

biography

The young singer, who speaks fluent English , Dutch and German in addition to her native French , has appeared in the theater , in musicals and in films since she was ten . At twelve, she started writing songs (in both English and French).

In 2003 a cooperation with François Leboutte began . She has been a singer since 2004. She recorded three tracks: "Ton ombre qui court" , "I die" and "Lost paradize" , of which there is also a French-language version. It's called "Le Paradise perdu" .

She sent this title to the Walloon TV station RTBF , which had launched a call for contributions to the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest . First, an internal jury was supposed to decide on the candidate, but this remained divided, so that RTBF held a national final. In addition to “Le Paradise perdu” , which she presented in a linguistically mixed version under the English title “Lost paradize” , the title “Le grand Soir” by Nuno Resende also competed for the ticket to Kiev . In the end, “Le grand Soir” won by 100 votes ahead of “Lost Paradize” , so that Nuno Resende went to the Eurovision Song Contest.

On the other hand , Lost Paradize reached number 10 in the charts , while Le grand Soir was only number 23.

On February 17th, 2006 the singer gave her first concert, two months later a DVD was released - "Tiffany Ciely en concert"

Discography

• "Ton ombre qui court" (2004)
• "I die" (2004)
• "Lost paradize" (2004)
• "Lost paradize" (new version, 2005)

Filmography

• "Tiffany Ciely en concert" (2006)

Web links

• Official Homepage (French)

Individual evidence

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