Popular singer Marija Naumova, winner of the 2002 Eurovision Song Contest, will perform in Latvian communities and at the American Latvian Youth Association's (ALYA) annual congress
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27 October 2003 y., Monday
Popular singer Marija Naumova, winner of the 2002 Eurovision Song Contest, will perform in Latvian communities and at the American Latvian Youth Association's (ALYA) annual congress during a North American concert tour scheduled for late November and early December.
Marija Naumova is scheduled to return to North America, this time for a multi-city tour in November and December.Naumova, an ethnic Russian who speaks five languages including Latvian, is expected to perform songs by well-known composer Raimonds Pauls as well as her own material. Naumova has credited Pauls for kick-starting her singing career.
The concert tour is organized by ALYA and the New York-based cultural organization Tilts, said Daina Švābe, public relations manager for Baltic Records Group, Naumova's recording company.
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