Alexander Rybak

Alexander Igorevich Rybak is a Norwegian-Belarusian singer, musician and violinist who won the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest in Moscow. He received 387 points, which until 2016 was a record for the entire time of the contest. He also represented Norway at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest. The young man with a touching appearance and a strong voice charmed the audience of the show and set a record for the number of points scored in the contest. This victory provided the young Norwegian musician of Belarusian origin with popularity all over the world.

In the spring of 2009 the whole world watched Alexander Rybak won the hearts of billions of viewers at the international contest “Eurovision-2009”, where he sang and played his own song “Fairytale” on the violin.

Alexander Rybak’s first album was released a month after the Eurovision Song Contest. Fans of the young artist stood in line at music stores to buy disks. The rapid growth of popularity made the unknown young man a superstar literally overnight.

The fateful year of 2009 did not end with the victory at Eurovision and the release of the album. Already in September, Alexander Rybak decided to participate in a popular show on Channel One – “Minute of Glory”.

To date, the discography of Alexander Rybak has five studio albums, also on the account of the singer more than a dozen individual singles and clips.