Alexander Rybak
Alexander Rybak stands as a defining figure among Norway Models of the Millennial.
Norwegian singer, actor, violinist, composer, pianist
"Alexander Rybak's career defining moment was undoubtedly winning the Eurovision Song Contest in 2009 for Norway with his self-penned song 'Fairytale'." — About Alexander Rybak
| Metric | Alexander Rybak | Avg Model | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Age | 39 | 45 | -6 yrs |
| Career length | 21 yrs | ~35 yrs | -14 yrs |
| Based on 30 Model profiles in our database | |||
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Facts about Alexander Rybak
Did you know that Alexander Rybak's winning Eurovision performance with 'Fairytale' broke the record for the highest score ever achieved in the competition's history at that time?
- His parents, Natalia Rybak (pianist) and Igor Rybak (violinist), are both accomplished classical musicians.
- He set a new record for the highest score in Eurovision history with 387 points for 'Fairytale' in 2009.
- Rybak voiced the character Hiccup in the Norwegian dub of the animated film 'How to Train Your Dragon' and its sequels.
- He published a children's book, 'Trolle og den magiske fela' (Trolle and the Magic Fiddle), based on his song.
- He performed a duet with Polish singer Basia Ritz, 'I Don't Believe in Miracles', for the 2011 Eurovision selection.
Alexander Rybak's career defining moment was undoubtedly winning the Eurovision Song Contest in 2009 for Norway with his self-penned song 'Fairytale'. His captivating performance, featuring his violin and unique blend of folk and pop, earned him a record-breaking 387 points, establishing him as a global sensation.
Rybak's legacy is defined by his unique fusion of classical violin with modern pop, inspiring a new generation of multi-instrumentalist artists and solidifying his status as one of Eurovision's most iconic winners.