Russia’s Eurovision 2015 runner-up Polina Gagarina hits the spotlight with a new song that has a dark theme, Melankholiya. She has also a victory to celebrate, as she was crowned best female singer by Glamour magazine.

Melankholiya (Меланхолия, Melancholy) is the latest single by Russian artist Polina Gagarina, released on 8 November 2018. As the title suggests, the song describes the melancholic feeling of a deep longing for love.

Although the subject is dark, Melankholiya is a dance track, sung with Polina’s signature powerful voice. Lyrics include:

A thousand times a second, my heart beats wildly
Again the river of sadness flows over the edges
People pass by, nothing of them remains
Alone with me is melancholy.

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Melankholiya was composed and written by Gennadiy Dudin.

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Glamour Magazine Award 2018

No need for only melancholy: on a brighter side, Polina Gagarina was elected as best female singer by Glamour magazine, earning her a Glamour Award 2018. Congratulations!

I’m not interested in a hype. My path to success was not the easiest, I’m not ready to flare up and fade at once.

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Polina Gagarina mesmerizes at Eurovision 2015

Polina Sergeyevna Gagarina (Moscow, 1987) represented Russia at the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, Austria. Winning Semi-Final 1 with her heartfelt performance of the power ballad A million voices, she ultimately reached an honourable 2nd place in the Grand Final, receiving 303 points.