The people steadfastly retain the omen that two creative personalities cannot get along in the same house. The biography of the singer and poetess Yulia Bykova confirms the opposite thesis. Creativity unites the basic unit of society even more tightly.
Children's hobbies
Early career guidance does not always pay off. According to modern canons, a person has to change his specialty three to five times. Yulia Viktorovna Bykova changed her field of activity only once. At a certain stage in her biography, she received a medical education. The parents were happy. Friends and acquaintances were respected for making the right choice. However, after ten years of work in the clinic, Bykova finally and irrevocably “left” on the stage. She had been hatching this decision for a long time, and she acted quite consciously.
The future performer and poet was born on November 16, 1976 in a military family. At that time, the parents lived in Minsk. The father served at his destination. Mother worked as an economist. The girl demonstrated her vocal and musical abilities from an early age. If Julia was not put to bed on time, then she began to sing loudly. So that the talent does not go to waste, they decided to enroll the child in some creative team. The most suitable was the children's folk ensemble "Zorachka". The song "Oh, my boru" made a deep impression on Yulia.
Professional activity
For more than seven years Bykova sang in a folk group. For most of this period she was a soloist. When the time came to choose a profession, Julia, on the advice of her grandmother, chose the specialty of a general practitioner. Since Bykova graduated from school with a gold medal, she was admitted to the medical faculty of the famous Belarusian Medical University without entrance exams. In her student years, she not only passed exams and tests, but also managed to perform on stage. From the first year she was invited as a soloist to the KVN university team.
Creativity did not interfere with the educational process at all. In 2001, Bykova received her diploma, and she was sent to work as a district therapist in the village of Mikhanovichi. Having honestly worked out the prescribed time, without deceiving her native state, Julia, together with her husband, organized a vocal and instrumental group "Aura". They began performing as a duet on stage back in the years when the soloist worked as a therapist in a polyclinic. The first significant success was the song "Blue-eyed", which was "played" on all television channels.
Achievements and personal life
In 2007, Bykova wrote the song "With Friends", performing which the young singer Yevgeny Zhigalkovich won the Junior Eurovision 2007 contest. At the moment, Julia has written almost 300 songs.
The personal life of the singer and poetess has developed well. She is legally married to Yevgeny Oleinik. A husband and wife are raising two sons. The couple perform on stage as a duet. Time will tell whether there will be any of the growing sons in this small team.
