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Lesha Svik (Russian: Лёша Свик) (real name: Aleksei Igorevich Norkitovich; Russian: Алексей Игоревич Норкитович,[1][2] born 21 November 1990[3]) is a Russian singer.
Svik became famous in 2017 with the song "Я хочу танцевать".[4] Based on the results of 2018, two songs of Lesha Svik, "Дым" & "Малиновый свет", produced by beatmaker Nikolai Dubrovin (WZ Beats) entered into the top-30 most popular songs of the year on the social network VK (placing 16th & 17th respectively).[5]