Discover Kazakh Singer Daneliva Tuleshova’s Dazzling Single “Like You Used To”
Young and talented Kazakh singer Daneliva Tuleshova is a world-renowned artist with a surprisingly mature voice. At only 13 years old, having accumulated millions of views on Youtube and television, notably thanks to her participation in the show America's Got Talent, Tuleshova has managed to build a growing community that continues to be amazed by her talent. Today she has an impressive track record that gives her a certain notoriety among her audience.
After 4 years of work, she releases her latest single "Like We Used To" - a song that took shape during the pandemic period, especially through the Zoom platform.
Indeed, the song depicts a romance that, over time, takes a completely different turn, featuring lyrics that many people can relate to when the couple's flame goes out.
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