Isabel Christina Soares catapulted into the spotlight in 2002 with her participation in the German preliminary selection for the Eurovision Song Contest. Despite her song “Will My Heart Survive,” produced by Dieter Bohlen, landing in sixth place, it soared to higher chart positions than the winning entry by Corinna May, causing a stir in the press and framing her contribution as a focal point in the ongoing rivalry between Bohlen and Ralph Siegel. Undeterred by rankings, Soares continued to captivate audiences, with her subsequent single “Like Snow in June” scaling the heights of the German sales charts.

Isabel Soares charisma wasn’t confined to the stage; in 2002, she made waves with a memorable appearance on TV total, where her nonchalant demeanor ruffled the feathers of presenter Stefan Raab.

Based in Hamburg, Isabel Soares expanded her artistic horizons beyond music. From 2005 to 2006, she showcased her talents in the NDW musical “Sternenhimmel” alongside Peter Behrens and Frl. Menke. Her theatrical journey continued with roles in “Westerland” at the Delphi Showpalast in 2007, followed by “Mandy in Love” in 2008 and 2010, and “In Dreams” in 2009. She later graced the stage in “Sun, Beach and More” at the Delphi Showpalast and was cast in the 2013 production of “Hüttenzauber.”

In 2010, Isabel Soares embraced a new musical venture, joining the hip-hop trio Urbanize as its lead vocalist. Despite the group’s dissolution in 2012, Soares left an indelible mark, with tracks like “Rad der Zeit” garnering significant media attention. Her journey continued in 2013 with a record deal, culminating in the release of her single “Something About You” and the album “Thousand Words,” featuring an array of dance-pop tracks. Notably, “Something About You” secured a spot in the top 100 of the German dance charts, highlighting Isabel Soares’ enduring appeal. Behind the scenes, her collaboration with producer Olaf Kriewald blossomed into marriage, adding a personal touch to her musical evolution.