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Sofia Shkidchenko is a Ukrainian singer, born in 2005.
She began performing at a young age, becoming particularly known for her yodeling abilities. In 2018, she participated in Ukraine's Got Talent Kids where her performance was highly praised. [1] [2]
She has participated in the Ukrainian Junior Eurovision Song Contest national selection on multiple occasions. In 2016 she presented the song Dolce Vita, finishing in sixth place. The next year, she entered with the song Yo De Ley. Later, in 2020, she participated once again, this time with the song Ok. Despite her multiple appearances, she was never selected to represent Ukraine in the international contest.
She has been uploading her latest songs on YouTube, where some original songs such as Big Bang can be found.
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