Acting · Kitsman, Chernovitskaya oblast, Ukrainian SSR, USSR · Born September 27, 1978
Karolina Myroslavivna Kuiek (born 27 September 1978), better known as Ani Lorak, is a Ukrainian-born Russian singer. Having been awarded the title of People's Artist of Ukraine (revoked in 2024), she has been cited as one of the most influential and popular women in Ukraine, and has also been ranked as one of the most beautiful women from Eastern Europe. In 2014, she reported the highest income of all singers in Ukraine. After her performance of the song "Shady Lady" while representing Ukraine in the Eurovision Song Contest 2008, Lorak began gaining considerable fame outside of the former Soviet Union, coming in second place behind "Believe" by Russian singer Dima Bilan. In 2018, she received a ZD Award in the category for Best Singer of the Year.
TVУжин с Роговым
2025
as Self - Guest
TVПоймай меня, если сможешь
2024
as Self - «star»
TVVolya's Show
2023
as Self - Guest
TVКонфетка
2023
as Self - Star singer
Фактор. BY
2021
as Self - Guest
TVДуэты
2021
as Self - Singer
TVМузыкальная интуиция
2021
as Self - Star Participant
TVSing Without Rules
2020
as Self - Guest
TVThe Masked Singer Russia
2020
as Кот
MovieShow "DIVA"
2020
as Herself
MovieHot!
2019
as Ani Lorak
TVAll together now!
2019
as Self/guest/expert
MovieAni Lorak - DIVA
2019
as singer
MovieThe Princess and the Dragon
2018
as Princess Barbara
TVZhara Music Awards
2018
as Self - Nominee / Performer
TVWhere's the Logic?
2015
as Self/Gamer
TVGolos. Deti
2014
as Self - Guest Performer
MovieLittle Red Riding Hood
2012
as tourist
TVGolos
2012
as Self - Mentor
MovieThe New Adventures of Aladdin
2011
as Budur
TVThe Voice of the Country
2011
as Self - Coach
MovieNew Year's In-Laws
2011
as self
MovieFather Frost
2010
MovieLittle Red Riding Hood and Everyone
2008
as Sleeping Beauty
MovieVery New Year's movie, or Night at the Museum
2007
as Assol
MovieThe Crazy Day, or The Marriage of Figaro
2003
as Fanchette
TVJunior Eurovision Song Contest
2003
as Self - Host
MovieEvenings on a Farm Near Dykanka
2001
as Oksana
TVEurovision Song Contest
1956
as Self - Contestant
