Ruslana is an iconic Ukrainian singer, songwriter, and activist who has become a symbol of Ukraine’s cultural and national identity.
With her groundbreaking win at the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest, Ruslana brought Ukrainian music to the world stage, blending traditional folk elements with modern pop and dance influences. Her Eurovision-winning song, “Wild Dances,” not only captivated millions but also showcased Ukraine’s vibrant culture and deep-rooted traditions.
Beyond her musical achievements, Ruslana is deeply committed to humanitarian and social causes. She has been a steadfast advocate for democracy, human rights, and freedom in Ukraine, playing a crucial role in both the 2004 Orange Revolution and the 2014 Euromaidan protests. Her activism extends to numerous charitable efforts, where she has worked tirelessly to support those affected by conflict, particularly focusing on displaced families, children, and the preservation of Ukrainian heritage.
As a DNLA Ambassador, Ruslana continues her mission to amplify Ukraine’s voice on the global stage. Through DNLA’s powerful films and media campaigns, she is committed to sharing the stories of resilience, hope, and courage of the Ukrainian people. Ruslana’s influence as both a cultural icon and an activist makes her an invaluable partner in DNLA’s mission to foster global support for Ukraine during these challenging times.
