Unknown Newspaper Interview (2004)
Basic Information
| Title | I Stopped Being Afraid of My Own Voice |
| Material Type | Newspaper Interview |
| Featured Artist | Uliana Latyk |
| Publication | Unknown Newspaper |
| Publication Date | 2004 |
| Language | Ukrainian |
Description
In 2004, an unidentified Ukrainian newspaper published an interview by Lidiia Melnyk with Uliana Latyk titled "Я перестала боятися власного голосу" ("I Stopped Being Afraid of My Own Voice").
The interview documents an important stage in the early professional career of Uliana Latyk following her admission to the Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts.
The article discusses her musical education, participation in Martyn Choir (Мартин хор), performances at festivals and competitions, collaboration with composer Andrii Bakun, work on her debut album, original songs "Ne Plach" ("Don't Cry") and "Ty Vtratyv" ("You Lost"), television appearances, and her involvement in the contemporary Lviv music scene alongside young performers including Andrii Kniaz, Lilia Varvyn, and Andrii Zalisko. The interview also outlines her artistic plans, including the possibility of participating in the Ukrainian selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2005.
Today, this publication remains an important archival source documenting the early professional development of Uliana Latyk before adopting the stage name Ana Danch.
Archive Information
| Archive Category | Press Publication |
| Original Name | Uliana Latyk |
| Current Stage Name | Ana Danch |
| Archive Reference | Newspaper Interview (2004) |
| Country | Ukraine |
Credits
| Author | Lidiia Melnyk |
| Photographer | Andrii Honcharenko |
Source Information
| Publication | Unknown Newspaper |
| Date | 2004 |
| Page | Unknown |
Archive Materials
Interview page featuring Uliana Latyk.
Notes
The original newspaper title, publication date, issue number, and page number have not been preserved. Based on the interview content, this publication is identified as dating from 2004. The interview is preserved as an important archival document of Uliana Latyk's early professional career before adopting the stage name Ana Danch.