Valérie Sajdik, born on April 2, 1978, in Vienna, Austria, is a singer known for her work in pop music. Raised in Moscow and educated at a French school there, she grew up in a multilingual environment, speaking German, French, Russian, and English. At age 14, Sajdik began performing regularly on stage and secured her first record deal. Sajdik's career took off with her band C-Bra in 1998, releasing the album Mind Your Make Up in 1999. She also collaborated with Klaus Waldeck as Saint Privat, releasing Riviera (2004) and Superflu (2006), and winning the Amadeus Newcomer Award in 2005. Her solo career began with the single "Mädchen sind doof" in 2007, which reached number 13 on the Austrian charts and won the Amadeus Austrian Music Award for "National Single of the Year" in 2008. Her solo albums include Picknick (2008), Ich Bin Du Bist (2010), Les Nuits blanches (2012), and Funambule with Cédric Chauveau (2021).
