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Group members : Nini Badurashvili,Tako Gachechiladze,Christine Imedadze Christine Imedadze : She never dreamed of becoming a singer – only have hopes of a career as a ballerina. Kristine started dancing at the early age of 5. Her talent was soon discovered at the Iliko Sukhishvili Choreographic Studio where she got her start. She later entered the Vakhtang Chabukiani Chorography Studio and even the tender age of 13, the young dancer continued her studies at Monaco Princess Grace Ballet Academy. Kristine has several professions at such an early age, and after returning to Tbilisi, she decided to follow a future profession of a singer. She is keen to connect her future profession with stage performances, and all the while continue her academic studies at the Tbilisi S. Rustaveli State Institute of Theatre and Film, faculty of drama and cinema. She has already proved herself as an actress, by performing in several Georgian films and soup operas. Moreover, now the 23 year-old Christine seeks to be a future journalist and her language abilities is an added plus - she is fluent in English and French. Christine Imedadze has been a participant of various song contests;contester of New Wave(Jurmala) Song Contest 2002; participant of project “4 Gogo” . She is always involved in all grand concerts, which commonly take place in Tbilisi nowadays; She has been awarded with an Order of Honor. Tako Gachechiladze : Tako Gachechiladze first ever appeared on the stage in front of the live audience at the age of 8 as a participant of a Fairies’ Contest. She then became the holder of an award as the most musical fairy contestant. Tako was a soloist of “Basti Bubu” (kids’ choreography and music studio). Already in childhood she was a busy participant of various kids’ show programs and winner of a range of international contests. At the age of 11 Russian TV station "Ren-TV named Tako at the New Year musical program as the discovery of the year. In 2001 Tako took the first position at the Ukraine’s contest “More Drusey”. In 2002 she became the winner of International festival of arts “Slaviansky Bazar”. Tako Gachechiladze has partaken in a number of national and international festivals and creative evenings. Tako is a permanent participant of any grand concert that takes place in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi. Moreover she takes part in the international jazz- festival, which is traditionally annually held. In 2004 Tako released her first album. She toured about Japan first in 2002 and later in 2007 along with friends and held several successful concerts. In 2005-2006 Tako was invited to Germany by a musical producer Zaza Laperashvili and Kristian Lorry, a composer, where she recorded several songs and held concerts in Berlin, Munich and Newburg. Tako Gachechiladze was awarded as one of star song’s performer at musical contest “Patrinoti”-2007. 24-year-old Tako has been granted a Order of Honor for her contribution to the arts and extending good will throughout the world. Nini Badurashvili: 22 year-old Nini Badurashvili takes part in Eurovision 2008 home contest together with some of her closest friends who are also Eurovision contesters: Tako Gachechiladze and Kristine Imedadze. Nini is fond of reading, traveling, skating and swimming, and that is besides many other interests. She graduated from Tbilisi S. Rustaveli State Institute of Theatre and Film, faculty of Drama and Cinema. Nini, in spite of her early age, has already proved herself as an actress, by performing in several Georgian films and soup operas. At the age of 5 she was already performing on the stage for a wider audience as a soloist of Basti Bubu Studio, (kids’ choreography and music studio). Nini was a participant in various contests during her 6 years as one of Basti Bubu’s soloist. She is always involved in all grand concerts, which commonly take place in Tbilisi nowadays. Nini has also released one solo album of her works. The young singer has been awarded with an Order of Honor, and she is the proud holder of various awards and coveted prizes. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.