Veber Maria
Main achievement
Performer. She was in the band TUTSI. Known for her participation in Project Fabrika Zvezd 3 in the Russian Federation.
About
Maria Veber, born on March 5, 1987, in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova, is a renowned singer and actress who built her career in the Russian music industry. Her spectacular debut took place in 2003, at the age of just 16, when she participated in the TV show "Fabrika Zvyozd-3," where she impressed the audience with the solo song "Moskovskaia toskă." Subsequently, in 2004, she became a member of the pop group "Tutsi," produced by Victor Drobysh, contributing to hits like "Samîi-samîi" and "Ya lyublyu ego," which propelled the band to the Russian charts. Her solo career was reborn in 2016 with the single "Ty luçșe," followed by successful releases such as "On," "Fanta-Kola," and collaborations with artists like Maxim Fadeev, Irakli, or Mikhail Shufutinsky, for which she received the "Chanson of the Year" award. She collaborated with renowned producers such as Alexandr Shulgin and Victor Drobysh, participating in TV projects like "Novaia Fabrika Zvyozd" and "Zolotoi Grammofon," and since 2018, she has been part of the "Zvyozdi Ruskogo Radio" tour alongside Sati Kazanova, Dmitri Koldun, and others. On the acting front, a graduate of GITIS, she starred in series such as "Gadalka," "Slepaya," and "Sled," as well as in the film "Ya ne takoi. Ya ne takaya" (2019). Although primarily active in the Russian Federation, her Moldovan roots from Chisinau marked her childhood, where she studied at a music school, and today she continues to hold charity concerts and release pop-dance music. Maria's personal life has been marked by courageous choices: at 19, she gave birth to her son Oscar from her marriage to Parviz Yasinov (2006-2007), temporarily leaving the stage for her family, but later returning. Her second marriage to businessman Sergey Buning ended in divorce in 2018, and the artist remains discreet about her current relationships, focusing on her career and her son, who inherits her passion for guitar. Today, at 39 years old, Maria Veber represents a symbol of female perseverance in Russian showbiz, inspiring with her strong comeback after breaks.
