Serebro

Serebro (Template:Lang-ru, Silver) are a Russian trio, who finished third in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 in Helsinki with the song "Song #1". The band was formed by Max Fadeev, a prominent Russian producer.

Eurovision

Serebro performs "Song#1" on Eurovision Song Contest 2007. in Helsinki.

As Russian presenter on Eurovision Song Contest 2006, Dima Bilan, reached second place, Serebro went right to final.

They sang as number 15 in final. They got 12 points from Armenia, Belarus and Estonia, and 10 points from Ukraine. The winner, Serbia, gave them 7 points. Serebro received third place at the Eurovision Song Contest 2007, with 207 points. Serebro later said: "We are happy because of our third place. But, the most important thing is that we weren't there because of ourselves, it was for our fans, Russia and Russian people".

Members

More personal profiles found at Official Serebro Website

Birth Name	Date of Birth	Current Age	Hometown	In band
Marina Lizorkina	June 9, 1983	24	Moscow, Russia	Backing singer/dancer, and the oldest member of the group. She's the ex-vocalist of "Formula" band, performed in soundtrack to "Obrechyonnaya stat zvezdoy" series.
Olga Seryabkina	April 12, 1985	22	Moscow, Russia	Backing singer/dancer. Since 7 she began to study ballet dance. At the age of 17 she got the rank of the candidate to the master of sports. She took part in many international competitions. Olga graduated the Art School, "estrada/pop singing" department. In 2006 she got the higher education diploma on specialization "Translation and Entrepreneurship".
Elena Vladimirovna Temnikova	April 18,1985	22	Kurgan, Russia	Lead singer. In 2003 she took part in "Star Factory" project on Channel One (Russia). She became member of Serebro before Marina and Olya, and brought Olya on casting.

Music

Serebro in Helsinki on May 9 2007.

Singles

Soon after the Eurovision, Serebro released "Song #1" as a single, which contained 13 different versions of "Song #1", as well as an extended version of the video. Their debut album is expected in autumn 2007 and will feature the second single, "Song #2 or Дыши (Dyshi)" ("Breathe"). The band has stated that there will be songs in both Russian and English. Serebro's third song is called "Song #3 (What's Your Problem?)" and it leaked on the internet on October, 5.

Krasnodar Tour

While touring in Krasnodar, the girls' hotel room was broken into and was stolen from. The singers' regret was the loss of the black dresses they wore at the Eurovision Song Contest. For the trio, the dresses were 'a kind of a talisman'. Along with personal belongings, two digital cameras that the girls used to capture moments of their Maldives holidays were stolen. Among the photos are some revealing ones made during a moonlight swim. The Russian girls worry that the pictures might appear on the Internet.

Awards

Serebro won a World Music Award in 2007 for the best selling Russia artist. Unlike previous eastern European winners of a World Music Award (e.g. Ruslana from Ukraine in 2004 and Dima Bilan for Russia in 2006), Serebro did not perform at the event.

They also won an MTV Russian Music Award in 2007 for "Mejor Debut" which translates in English as "Best Newcomer".

Discography

Albums

• 2008 TBA

Singles

• 2007 "Song #1"
• 2007 "Song #2 (Dyshi)"
• 2007 "Song #3 (What's Your Problem?)"

The table shows Serebro's songs in their chart positions in Russia (Russian Airplay Chart), Ireland, Lithuania (Lithuanian Airplay Chart), the UK, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland & the Eurochart.

Year	Single	Chart positions								Album
		RAC	IRL	LAC	UK	ESP	SWE	SUI	EU
2007	"Song #1"	1	-	36	99	-	35	68	247	TBA
	"Дыши"	2	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
	"-" shows singles that did not chart, weren't released or their chart possisions are currently unknown.

External links

• Official Serebro Website
• Serebro "Silver Song" Website
• Unofficial site of Max Fadeev
• Website of Elena Temnikova
• Serebro fansite (Welsh/English)
• Unofficial Serebro Forum
• Serebro Website in Spain