Olimpiada Teterich

Olimpiada Valerievna Teterich is a bright star of Russian television and a former soloist of the popular group "Girls". Born on April 21, 1980 in Moscow, she was surrounded by an atmosphere of sports and art since childhood. Her parents, inspired by the 1980 Summer Olympics, gave her the name Olimpiada, and from an early age she began to practice artistic gymnastics, synchronized swimming and ballroom dancing.

At the age of 16, her path crossed with music producer Andrey Zuev, which marked the beginning of her musical career. Olimpiada became a member of the group "Marmeladov Sisters", and then moved to Igor Matvienko's project "Girls", where her colleagues were Valentina Rubtsova, Tatyana Gerasimova and Irina Dubtsova. After the group broke up in 2003, Olimpiada found herself in journalism and radio, working as a DJ on Dynamite FM and then as a presenter on MUZ-TV.

Her television career continued on the Mir channel, where she hosted the Hit Express program, and then on the Rossiya channel, where she became the host of a music hit parade. In 2016, Olimpiada was a member of the professional jury from Russia at the Eurovision Song Contest, and in 2017 she became one of the hosts of the Happy Mom's Diary project on the Domashny TV channel. Today, she is the permanent host of the New Wave international competition.

Olimpiada Teterich is not only a professional in her field, but also a charismatic personality who attracts the attention of viewers with her charm and talent. If you want to see her in action in person, don't miss your chance to buy tickets on our website. There you can also see the schedule and poster of events with her participation. Don't miss the opportunity to become part of bright and memorable events with Olympiada Teterich!