Kateryna Pavlenko’s health suffered as a result of her challenging circumstances.

It all started with chest symptoms that she ignored, only to be diagnosed with a lung tumor later.

Also, several procedures were performed on her, during which part of her organs was removed.

Kateryna Pavlenko was born on 10 August 1988. She is a renowned singer, songwriter, and folklorist from Ukraine. 

Her mother had an unpaid military job, leaving her family impoverished and homeless at one time. From a young age, she was surrounded by folk music. Her grandmother taught her how to sing in the classic ‘white voice’ manner while her grandfather played the accordion. Her mother was also a member of a folk chorus.

She studied singing in school and was pushed by her professors to pursue a career as an opera singer, but she soon realized she wanted to be a rock musician. As a teenager, she was a member of a local rock band and participated in various shows.

Kateryna Pavlenko is the main singer of Go A, a Ukrainian electro-folk band that won the Eurovision Song Contest 2020 with their song “Solovey.” After the competition was canceled owing to the COVID-19 epidemic, they returned to represent Ukraine in 2021 with “Shum.” 

Kateryna Pavlenko has an Instagram account. His handle name is @monokatee.

The verified user has over 131 thousand followers, along with 834 posts.

 On Twitter, although she does not have an account of her own, the clip of Kateryna Pavlenko and Gaia performing “Imagine” has gone viral. Fans seem to love the performance overall.