1) - Nevena Tsoneva (Bulgarian: Невена Цонева) (born 17 August 1986 in Sevlievo) is a Bulgarian singer who won the first season of the Bulgarian television series Music Idol in 2007.

Nevena's first performance is at the age of 6. Nevena entered the first season of the contest in January 2007. She began auditioning together with over 8,000 hopefuls in a race for a place in the Music Idol finals. Before she qualified for the finals, Nevena impressed the judges with her powerful voice and demonstrated her vocal potential with songs such as Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive", ABBA's "Mamma Mia", Mariah Carey's "Hero" and Christina Aguilera's "The Voice Within", the latter she chose to sing in the Finale.

Nevena signed a record deal with Virginia Records (representative of Universal Music Group for Bulgaria), which was the prize as a winner of the Music Idol contest. Her debut album is set for release in late October 2007. She released her first single "За тебе песен нямам" ("Za tebe pesen niamam" - in English: "I don't have a song for you") on September 28, 2007. The song, which is a mix of modern pop and R&B, will also be performed in English in the album.

2) Nevena Dordevic is a Serbian vocalist, songwriter, pianist, and educator well known in her home country for her diversity in musical styles including musical theater, jazz, pop, and rock. Born and raised in Serbia, Nevena started her musical education at the age of nine with piano and music theory lessons. As her childhood continued, she performed and won various music competitions. While still in high school, Nevena rose to fame as a performer and finalist on the first season of "First Voice of Serbia". Since then, she’s been performing in front of tens of thousands of people all over Serbia and Europe.

Now, Nevena has partnered with Frontiers Music Srl for the release of her debut album as "Nevena" and could not be more thrilled to introduce herself to Melodic Rock fans around the globe! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.