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Natalia O'Shea
''Natalia "Hellawes" O'Shea'' (née Nikolayeva) (born 3 September 1976) is a Russian harpist, singer-songwriter, linguist and band leader of "Melnitsa" (folk-rock), "Clann Lir" (traditional Celtic folk) and "Romanesque" (folk). Earlier she took part in the "Till Eulenspiegel" project (folk), for which she was a vocalist, author and co-author of many songs.
==Biography==
O'Shea is a linguist, and expert in Indo-European languages especially Celtic languages. She is also a PhD of philological science and instructor in Lomonosov Moscow State University. Earlier she worked in Trinity College in Dublin (Ireland). Natalia has been living and working in Ireland (Dublin) and in Switzerland (Geneva) since 2004, but periodically she returns in Russia to take part in concerts of "Melnitsa", "Clann Lir" or in solo concerts.
O'Shea has been appearing on the stage since 1998. She is one of the most popular folk-rock singers on the Russian scene and cult author-performer in the youth (and especially in student) midst of Moscow, Saint-Petersburg and other cities. Also she is a very popular singer for the players of ''role-playing game movement''.
The Hellawes's songs have spread through the Internet and have won recognition of listeners long ago in many cities of Russia and outside.
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