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Rumiana Dineva Naydenova (12 December 1965 – 30 July 1999), was a Bulgarian pop-folk and folk singer.

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Rumiana Dineva Naydenova (12 December 1965 – 30 July 1999), was a Bulgarian pop-folk and folk singer. She became famous with the songs "Two Eyes Cry", "Bells Ring", "Only With You", "Without You", "Hammer, Hammer" and others. She graduated from the Kotel School of Music with a first specialization in kaval and a second specialization in singing. She also played the piano, and worked as a music teacher in Antonovo. She had two children - Ilian and Mariana. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Rumya

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date of death
1999-07-30
date of birth
1965-12-12
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1991-00-00
end of work period
1999-00-00
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Rumiana Dineva Naydenova (12 December 1965 – 30 July 1999), was a Bulgarian pop-folk and folk singer.

== Life == thumb|Monument to the singer Rumyana in her native city of Kameno She became famous with the songs "Two Eyes Cry", "Bells Ring", "Only With You", "Without You", "Hammer, Hammer" and others. She graduated from the Kotel School of Music with a first specialization in kaval and a second specialization in singing. She also played the piano, and worked as a music teacher in Antonovo. She had two children – Ilian and Mariana. Rumyana died in a serious car accident near the village of Blatets in Sliven. In 2002, a monument of the singer was built in her hometown, in her memory.

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