Marina Maximilian Blumin

Marina was born in Dnipropetrovsk, Soviet Union (now Ukraine) . At the age of three, she immigrated to Israel with her parents. From a young age, she studied piano with her mother, Ella, a classical pianist, and sang in a choir. Marina later went to the conservatory where her mother taught.
Marina graduated from Ironi Alef high school in Tel Aviv. She began performing at jazz clubs at the age of 15, after pianist Rick Birman took her under hi...(展开全部) Marina was born in Dnipropetrovsk, Soviet Union (now Ukraine) . At the age of three, she immigrated to Israel with her parents. From a young age, she studied piano with her mother, Ella, a classical pianist, and sang in a choir. Marina later went to the conservatory where her mother taught.
Marina graduated from Ironi Alef high school in Tel Aviv. She began performing at jazz clubs at the age of 15, after pianist Rick Birman took her under his wing. She performed at the Red Sea Jazz Festival in Eilat.
In 2007, Marina auditioned for the 5th season of Kokhav Nolad and was accepted. During the show, she mostly sang Israeli pop and folk songs,
In April 2008, she raised her first solo performance at the Yamei Zemer Festival in Holon. In June 2008 she released her first solo single, "Sof Sof". She first single, "Two Pigs", was released in January 2013 and a second single, "Tango", was released on the 29th of April. On 17 September 2014, it emerged that Israel's Radio 88FM, which is overseeing the selection of the country's artist for the Eurovision Song Contest 2015, had approached Blumin to sing for the country at the 2015 Contest in Vienna. This never materialized.
Blumin appeared in two Cameri Theater productions: The play Requiem (at age fifteen) and in the musical The Producers at eighteen. She also participated twice in the Acre Festival, where she sang in the play Schmetterling (Farewell, Butterfly), which won first prize in 2005; In 2006, she later participated in Rabak and wrote the music for it, for which she received honorable mention.