Natasha Korolyova, a cherished name in the Russian music scene, is a singer who has been captivating audiences with her melodic voice since the early 1990s. Born on May 31, 1973, in Kyiv, Ukrainian SSR, Soviet Union (now Ukraine), as Natalya Vladimirovna Porivay, she adopted her stage name which translates to "Natasha the Queen" to reflect the regal quality of her vocal prowess. Natasha's career took off after her move to Moscow, where her talent quickly caught the public's eye.

Korolyova's music is a blend of modern pop with touches of traditional Russian melodies and romantic themes. Over the years, she has established herself as a prolific artist with an extensive catalog of hits that resonate with a wide audience. Among her most recent releases are singles like "Ой, Наташа" and "Венецианская осень," which showcase her ability to adapt and evolve her sound while still evoking a sense of nostalgic warmth. Her compilation album "Лучшие хиты" underlines the popularity and timelessness of her music. With "20/21," Natasha continues to be a relevant figure in the contemporary music world, delivering heartfelt performances that underscore her longstanding dedication to her craft. Her song "Сыну" reveals a more personal side, as she shares her experiences through her music, connecting with listeners on a deeper level. With her emotive voice and dynamic stage presence, Natasha Korolyova remains a beloved stalwart in Russian pop music.