Maria (Bulgarian singer)

Maria Panaiotka Kirova (Bulgarian: Мария)
Born	January 13, 1982 (1982-01-13) (age 29) Stara Zagora
Genres	Pop-folk
Occupations	Singer

Maria Panaiotka Kirova (born January 13, 1982), best known as Maria (Bulgarian: Мария), is a Bulgarian pop-folk singer.

Early life

Maria was born in Stara Zagora. She made her debut on the children show for young talents with the song "Clovers". She has been successful since then and has created many popular hits among "Just for Me", "The One", "Crazy in Love", "Not Enough", "I don't love You", and "No, No, No".

Discography

1. "Първа Луна", Purva Luna; (First Moon) (2000)
2. "Спомен", Spomen; (A Memory) (2001)
3. "Истинска", Istinska; (Real) (2003)
4. "2004" (2004)
5. "Осъдена Душа", Osudena Dusha; (A Judged Soul) (2005)
6. "Единствен", Edinstven; (Unique) (2006)

Concerts

• Maria was in Planeta Derby for five years in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2009, and 2010.

In 2007, Maria also featured in a 30-second television commercial for the beer, (Ariana) (Bulgarian: Ариана), in which she appears to open a bottle with her breasts, but then reveals a bottle opener on a necklace. That won her the nickname Mara Otvarachkata (otvarachka - bulg. a bottle opener; Mara is a short for Maria).

External links

• Payner music
• Images of Maria
• Pictures and info

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Name	"Maria" Panaiotka Kirova
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Date of birth	January 13, 1982
Place of birth	Stara Zagora
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