Orlin Goranov

About Orlin Goranov

Orlin Goranov is a renowned Bulgarian pop and opera singer, celebrated for his distinctive vocal style and his unique ability to excel in both popular music and operatic performances. Born in 1957, he began his musical journey in the "Bodra Smyana" children's choir and later joined the Army Ensemble, establishing himself as one of Bulgaria's most successful performers since the 1980s. He is known for iconic songs such as "The world is for two" and has received significant accolades, including the Grand Prize "Golden Orpheus". Beyond his musical career, Goranov has also been a television presenter, notably hosting the Bulgarian TV show "Posledniyat Pecheli" (The Last One Wins) from 2020 until September 2024. In terms of recent endeavors, Orlin Goranov released his latest track, "Og'n tikh," in 2022, along with singles "Che sara," "Obichai me," and "Biala prikazka". He has been actively touring, with a scheduled USA tour in March 2026, and marked 50 years on stage with a series of concerts in 2024, including performances in Plovdiv in June and Veliko Tarnovo in August, and Sofia in November.