C.C.TAY

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C.C.TAY
Background information
Birth name	Aigerim Mergenbay
Also known as	C.C.TAY
Born	(2000-04-17) 17 April 2000 (age 24) Shymkent, Kazakhstan
Genres	Pop
Occupations	singer actress
Instruments	Vocals piano dombra
Labels	UKCMUSIC

Aigerim Mergenbay (Kazakh: Әйгерім Мергенбай, Äigerım Mergenbai; born on April 17, 2000), known professionally as C. C. TAY, is a Kazakhstani singer and actress who is among the top five popstars of Kazakhstan.^[1] At the age of 5 years, she became the winner of the music contest “Aigölek” (Kazakh: Айгөлек).^[2] In 2018, she was invited to perform her debut single “Mümkin emes” (Kazakh: Мүмкін емес) in the gala concert at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.^[3] Her first album "Tusimde Korem" reached number 3 on the iTunes Chart in Kazakhstan.^[4] The album track "Nege" was later used as the soundtrack of the web series "Suikimdi Stories".^[5] In 2018, she played the main role in Bayan Yessentayeva’s film “Sisitay.”^[6][7]