Iveta Mukuchyan

Iveta Mukuchyan, born on October fourteenth, nineteen eighty-six, in Yerevan, Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic, is a multifaceted Armenian artist known for her talents as a singer, musician, model, songwriter, and television presenter. In nineteen ninety-two, she relocated to Hamburg, Germany, before returning to her roots in Armenia in two thousand nine. It was during this time that she gained recognition by placing fifth in the fourth season of the talent competition Hay Superstar, where she also honed her vocal skills at the Yerevan Komitas State Conservatory.

Her career took a significant leap when she participated in the second season of The Voice of Germany in two thousand twelve. Mukuchyan's international acclaim soared when she represented Armenia at the Eurovision Song Contest in two thousand sixteen with her captivating song 'LoveWave,' finishing in seventh place. That same year marked her acting debut in the comedy film Run Away Or Get Married, alongside the release of her debut extended play, IvaVerse.

In the autumn of two thousand sixteen, she took on the role of a jury member for the inaugural season of Depi Evratesil, a television series aimed at selecting Armenia's representative for the Eurovision Song Contest in two thousand seventeen. Mukuchyan's collaboration with Aram Mp3 on the song 'Dashterov' in two thousand seventeen earned them the prestigious Song of the Year Award, leading to a successful collaborative project that also won the Collaboration of the Year award at the Armenian Europe Music Awards.

Continuing her artistic journey, she released Armenian Folk, a solo version of the Dashterov Project, on October third, two thousand seventeen, and starred in the film The Path of Our Dream. Her talent was further recognized at the 2018 Swallow Music Awards, where she was honored as the Best Female Singer of the Year. In two thousand twenty, Mukuchyan received accolades at the Distinctive International Arab Festivals Awards in Dubai, UAE. Most recently, in December two thousand twenty-two, she showcased her versatility by hosting the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Yerevan.