Dzhina Stoeva

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Dzhina Stoeva
Background information
Birth name	Desislava Velcheva Stoeva
Born	(1976-09-06) 6 September 1976 (age 45) Ruse, Bulgaria
Years active	2000–present
Labels	Ara Music (2000–2015),[1] independent

Desislava Velcheva Stoeva (Bulgarian: Десислава Велчева Стоева), better known as Dzhina Stoeva (Bulgarian: Джина Стоева, born 6 September 1976) is a Bulgarian pop folk and folk singer^[2]

Biography[]

Desislava Stoeva was born in Ruse, Bulgaria.

In 2000 she signed contract with Ara Music. In 2001 was released first album Любов моя.

In 2014, her second folklore album Чашо моя^[3] was released. In 2015 she left from Ara Music and switched to an independent label^[4][5]

On 28 February 2017, she gave birth to her daughter, Ivaia.^[6]

Discography[]

Studio albums[]

• Любов моя (My Love, 2001)
• Така желана (So Desirable, 2003)
• Изкушение (Temptation, 2007)
• Пиринско слънце (Pirin Sun, 2008)
• Неизлечимо влюбена (Inlerably In Love, 2009)
• Чашо моя (My Glass, 2014)

Compilations[]

• The Best of Jina Stoeva – The Nightmare (2012)

References[]

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