Miro (Miroslav Kostadinov) is a Bulgarian pop singer, songwriter and music producer, born on 10 March 1976 in Dobrich, Bulgaria. He began studying piano at the age of six and appeared in Parashkev Hadzhiev’s musical “Rositsa and the Wolf” when he was eight. During the 1990s, he gained recognition by winning several national and international music competitions, including the Discovery Festival in 1995.
In 1999, Miro formed the duo KariZma with Galina Kurdova, also known as Galya. The duo became one of the most popular acts on the Bulgarian pop scene, releasing hit singles such as “Riskuvam da te imam,” “Kolko mi lipsvash,” “Shte izbягam li ot teb” and “Minavash prez men.” After KariZma disbanded, Miro launched his solo career, releasing the album “oMIROtvoren” in 2008, which featured the hit “Gubya kontrol, kogato.” His subsequent work has included collaborations with artists such as Dim4ou and Irina Florin.
Miro is also known for his television appearances as a vocal coach on the Bulgarian version of “The Voice” in 2011, 2013 and 2014. He returned to the show in 2023 for its tenth anniversary season. Through his work as a performer, songwriter and producer, Miro has established himself as a prominent figure in Bulgarian pop music.
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