Alexander Rybak lives in Twinbrook with his wife Lena and their daugthers Maria-Nina, Nina-Olivia and Olivia-Petra. they live in a large house.
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| - Alexander Rybak lives in Twinbrook with his wife Lena and their daugthers Maria-Nina, Nina-Olivia and Olivia-Petra. they live in a large house.
- Alexander Rybak (wł. Aleksander Igorowicz Rybak, ur. 13 maja 1986 r. w Mińsku) – norweski piosenkarz, skrzypek, kompozytor i aktor, pochodzenia białoruskiego.
- Alexander Rybak (or Alyaksandr Rybak) is a Belarusian-Norwegian violinist, pianist, composer, writer and actor. He came to public attention for his record-breaking win of the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest, which is his claim to fame in some countries. However, he's since become a well-known charting artist in Scandinavian countries and some others. Recently, he also appeared on Let's Dance, the Swedish version of Strictly Come Dancing or Dancing With the Stars. Discography:
* Fairytales 2009
* No Boundaries 2010
* Visa vid vindens ängar 2011
- Alexander Igoryevich Rybak is a Belarusian-Norwegian singer-composer, violinist, pianist, writer, actor and presenter/host.
- "He died at a hunting accident on the 28th of september!!!!" (Notice the messed up lyrics)
- Alexander Igoryevich Rybak is a Belarussian-Norwegian singer/songwriter, violinist, pianist, presenter and actor. He represented Norway at the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 with the song "Fairytale". He scored a record number of points in the grand final - 387. His record amount of points was eclipsed in 2016 by Jamala, Dami Im, and Sergey Lazarev due to a new voting system. He was also the voice of Hiccup in the Norwegian version of the How To Train Your Dragon movies, also contributing the song "Into A Fantasy" to the European edition of the second film's soundtrack.
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| - Alexander Rybak lives in Twinbrook with his wife Lena and their daugthers Maria-Nina, Nina-Olivia and Olivia-Petra. they live in a large house.
- Alexander Rybak (wł. Aleksander Igorowicz Rybak, ur. 13 maja 1986 r. w Mińsku) – norweski piosenkarz, skrzypek, kompozytor i aktor, pochodzenia białoruskiego.
- Alexander Rybak (or Alyaksandr Rybak) is a Belarusian-Norwegian violinist, pianist, composer, writer and actor. He came to public attention for his record-breaking win of the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest, which is his claim to fame in some countries. However, he's since become a well-known charting artist in Scandinavian countries and some others. Recently, he also appeared on Let's Dance, the Swedish version of Strictly Come Dancing or Dancing With the Stars. Discography:
* Fairytales 2009
* No Boundaries 2010
* Visa vid vindens ängar 2011
- Alexander Igoryevich Rybak is a Belarusian-Norwegian singer-composer, violinist, pianist, writer, actor and presenter/host.
- Alexander Igoryevich Rybak is a Belarussian-Norwegian singer/songwriter, violinist, pianist, presenter and actor. He represented Norway at the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 with the song "Fairytale". He scored a record number of points in the grand final - 387. He entered the 2009 second semi-final in Moscow being the favorite to win the semi and the final, after winning the NMGP as the hot favorite. In the grand final, Norway received votes from all participating countries, and beating the previous record of 292 points held by Lordi of Finland in 2006, and scoring 169 more points than Yohanna of Iceland, the runner-up that year. His 387 points included 16 sets of 12-point scores, a record that was eventually beaten by Loreen 3 years later in Baku. His record amount of points was eclipsed in 2016 by Jamala, Dami Im, and Sergey Lazarev due to a new voting system. Rybak has recently composed entries for national finalists, with the most recent being MILKI with "Accent" in Belarus and Franklin Calleja with "Still Here" in Malta. Both songs failed to win their national finals, which led Rybak to take some time out.. He was also the voice of Hiccup in the Norwegian version of the How To Train Your Dragon movies, also contributing the song "Into A Fantasy" to the European edition of the second film's soundtrack.
- "He died at a hunting accident on the 28th of september!!!!" (Notice the messed up lyrics)
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