TGGG,
I spent sixteen enriching years there. Gospel helped me forge my voice.
But as a soloist, I had to face constant criticism of it, often being judged to be out of tune or too aggressive in the high notes.
These trials pushed me to listen to my heart and devote myself to music.
a singing teacher.
But the judgments I received in my childhood prevented me from believing in my ability to achieve as an artist.
I didn't like my voice because it reflected the anger and pain inside me.
Over time, I realized that my mistaken beliefs had formed barriers in front of my heart, preventing me from seeing myself as I truly was.
By beginning inner healing work, I learned to accept my weaknesses and to deploy my authenticity.
My voice then regained its sweetness, its joy and its peace, and I finally loved it.
This transformation allowed me to take on responsibilities I would never have imagined: directing choirs and creating my own ensembles, such as Shiny Colors Gospel Choir and the Bulgarian traditional song choir Izvortche .
My career has also led me to lead workshops for companies, on topics such as choir creation, stress management and burnout prevention, for various audiences (disabled, elderly, schools, businesses).
📌 “Every voice is unique and deserves to be heard!”
