Famous Ukrainian singer and TV host Michelle Andrade recently gave a candid interview about the beginning of her creative path, her cooperation with Potap and Iiryna Horova's producer center, and shared her impressions of participating in the new season of the vocal project Star Factory on the SWEET.TV platform. The artist admitted that at the start of her career she was completely unready for the realities of show business and did not understand many things.
Background and Memories of Career Beginnings
Recalling her first steps on the big stage, Andrade noted that she entered the Ukrainian show business as a teenager right after moving from Bolivia. According to her, cooperation with industry giants such as Potap, Iryna Horova, as well as working with music video directors Alan Badoev and Tany Muino started rapidly, but she herself did not realize the scale of what was happening back then.
The Essence of the Event and Impressions of Star Factory
Performing as a guest star on the third prime show of the project, where she shared the stage with the NEBOKRAI band during the MONATIK hits evening, the singer was able to personally assess the level of modern participants. Andrade emphasized that current contestants are in completely different conditions compared to her at the beginning of her journey: today an artist must possess not only a strong vocal, but also developed charisma, plasticity, confidently work with the camera, and independently build their own brand.
Expert Evaluations and the Star Team of the Project
According to Michelle, the key to the participants' success lies in the colossal support of the professional team gathered by the organizers. Young talents work with choreographer Yana Tsybulska, stage director Ruslan Makhov, acting coach Vitaliy Azhnov, and other recognized industry masters, giving participants a unique chance to reveal their potential from different angles.
Advice for Beginner Artists and a Look into the Future
Concluding the conversation, Andrade appealed to the "factory participants" with a call to value every minute spent on the project, ask questions, experiment, and not be afraid to make mistakes. The singer herself admitted that she would gladly return 7-10 years back, but already with the baggage of current knowledge and experience to squeeze the maximum out of the provided opportunities.
