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Maxim Yalnazov - "Bez Tebe Nyama Lyubov''

Maxim Yalnazov
Photo: YouTube / New University Talent

"Bez Tebe Nyama Lyubov/Without You There is No Love" is the latest song by Maxim Yalnazov. The piece is dedicated to music as the most beautiful and meaningful part of the young artist's life. Maxim finished the song to participate in the New University Talent competition organized by New Bulgarian University. In the competition, his song was among 51 new Bulgarian songs from 80 authors. The selection process to the final concert went through two stages. Despite being the youngest participant and author, Maxim won third place after performing his song live in the final, third stage of the competition. Maxim Yalnazov wrote the music and the lyrics of the song. The pop-dance sound of the song is credited to the arrangement by Georgi Dachev Georgiev.





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