She was born and raised in the village of Kyrk-Kazyk in the Talas region and is currently studying in the 11th grade at the Bayseit Uulu Eshmambet Secondary School, dreaming of entering a music institution.
“I believe that my love for music was passed down by my parents. My dad sings and plays the kyak, while my mom, who has a higher musical education, has been teaching children music for many years,” she shared.
Although I do not play instruments, I am interested in them and plan to learn in the future.
Since early childhood, I have been passionate about singing, which I choose of my own accord. My mom's support plays an important role in my performances on stage.
Each performance brings me a variety of emotions—excitement, joy, and a sense of responsibility. I am not afraid of the stage, as I have been performing on it since childhood and feel free. It is also important for me to communicate with other performers and receive advice from them, which significantly enriches my experience. The support of the audience and kind words inspire me.
Before any performance, I prepare thoroughly to go on stage with confidence,” Kamila added.
She is the youngest child in a family of six siblings who always support her.
