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Igru civilizaciya 3 putj atlantov 2 s torrenta 1. Nadezhda Misyakova was born on June 1, 2000 (on Universal Children's Day) in the city of Minsk. Nadya lives in Belarus capital with mother Olga, father Andrey, 17-years old sister Liza and 12-years old brother Zakhar. Currently she is studying at the #20 gymnasium of the Belarus capital. She has started getting vocal lessons at the age of 8 in the ensemble 'Zaranak' (in National Center for Musical Arts named after Vladimir Mulyavin) under the direction of Kseniya Sitnik's mother Svetlana Statsenko and in the last year also started lessons in vocal studio of Vasily Senkov.

She also studies in #17 children's music school, piano department, and for 4 years was dancing in the club 'Valyidance'. Little singer was successful in such competitions as the 'Land under white wings' (1st prize), 'Maladzіchok' (1st prize), 'European Cup' (Grand Prix), (1st prize), 'New Names' (1st prize), 'Golden Bee' (2nd Prize), 'Wind Rose' (2nd prize), finalist of the TV project 'Ya poyu' (I'm singing) (where she also performed duets with Belarus stars and ) and republican radio competition. Before this year, Nadezhda has already twice participated in the qualifying rounds for the Junior Eurovision: in 2012 as part of the group 'Zaranak' she took 8th place with the song, and last year became 9th with a solo song. Various songs of Nadezhda can be watched. In her occupations and hobbies Nadya is supported by a large and friendly family.

'Nadya is quite an independent girl. She is able to collect, to motivate herself. We have been taking part in preselection last year, and decided to try it again. The song Nadya wrote already two years ago, when she was 12. Song is a beautiful fairy-tale, and at the end we decided to record it professionally, just for ourselves. But everyone who heard it, our friends, relatives, began to advise us to submit it for the preselection for Junior Eurovision. And there we worked with the same team as in the past year',, says singer's mother.

In her spare time, she loves meeting interesting people and listening to new good and positive music. Nadya loves a variety of music, mostly in the style of 'pop', and artists like Lana Del Rey, Ani Lorak, Polina Gagarina, Pelageya. In addition to music she loves to dance and to write poetry.

In 2012 she has released her first book of poetry titled 'Girl named Leiro', one of her poems was published in 'Vyasyolka' children's magazine. And now she writes a novel 'Kath', inspired by reading fantasy stories. She is 'excellent' pupil, as her favorite school subjects she names Russian literature, English and chemistry. In her spare time she likes painting, cooking (baking for dad his favorite apple pie), chatting with friends.

She already has travelled abroad - in 2011 ONT sent all the finalists of 'I sing' show to Disneyland in Paris, and this year, Nadya participated in the festival of young poets in Georgia. Her dream is to go to London and see the 'Big Ben' with her own eyes. Her motto: 'Do not worry, that you will not succeed, worry that you will not try!'

To the Junior Eurovision Nadezhda was brought by the desire of success and a dream. Words and music to her contest entry she wrote herself, with translation into the Belarusian she was helped by Natalya Svistunova. 'Belarusian is our national language, and in Malta I will be performing Belarus language version of the song, since first of all I represent Belarus as a country. Of course, thanks to the jury, because they have advised us to translate it, because the song was originally made in Russian', says Nadya. Belarus has last performed in JESC in Belarusian in 2003 and 2004.

The song 'Sokal' is based on the beautiful Slavic fairy-tale, in which the heroine, a girl called Maryushka - is looking for a bird – the Bright Falcon, who eventually turns into a handsome young man. To find the Bright Falcon Maryushka has to wear out three pairs of iron shoes, break three iron staffs and tear three iron caps. After surviving these adventures Maryushka finds her true love and of course they both lived happily ever afterwards. 'I wrote a song based on this fairy tale because in childhood I loved this story a lot, so the subject was dear to me', says Nadya.

With the arrangement she was helped by Belarus singer Uzari. The story and the idea of ​​the video was prompted by her mother, and realized by director Alex Akulovich. On the stage performance is working choreographer Olga Shamrova (who also worked at the Junior Eurovision 2008) and preparations took almost 3 months. In the performance are involved dancers from Vegas Dance Studio: Alina Shvadronova, Elizaveta Anishchik, Karina Potapovich and Anna Duhovich. 'The song uses Belarus national musical instrument called zhaleyka. But in the stage presentation it was transformed into a staff to make it more fairy. According to the text of a fairy tale girl has worn 3 iron staves, while looking for a falcon.