Bulgaria has more of everything, and maybe really "the Lord is Bulgarian", why not? Mother Bulgaria has given birth and continues to give birth to people who achieve global achievements, people without whom the world would not be what it is. Let's see who these Bulgarians are, or at least an insignificant part of them all...
Nina Dobrev
Nina Dobrev is a Canadian actress of Bulgarian origin. The talented Bulgarian was born in the territory of the city of Sofia, but only when she was two years old, her whole family decided to move to Canada. The actress is known for the hit series "The Vampire Diaries". The series is world famous, and our girl is in the main role in all 8 seasons. Nina Dobrev is the idol of adults who grew up with this series, and today's teenagers, all over the world! Nina also starred in the television show Degrassi: The Next Generation. A huge chunk of teenagers grew up with her, and her films continue to be watched to this day. The Bulgarian is also a model. He took part in films such as "Away from her", "Never Cry Werewolf" and others. Nina Dobrev is a Bulgarian girl who managed to glorify our small country on the world stage of acting!
John Atanasov
John Atanasov was born in the family of a Bulgarian and an Irish woman, but by coincidence he spent his life in the USA. Atanasov achieved enviable success as a physicist, mathematician and electrical engineer. The Bulgarian created the first computer in the world, known as "Atanasov-Berry Computer" or "ABC". Think about what the world would be like without the computer, and would laptops, phones and tablets have appeared without the existence of the desktop computer? Well, that is exactly how great the success of the man, son of Mother Bulgaria is.
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Georgi Borshukov
You may be hearing this name for the first time, but Georgi Borshukov was born in the 1970s and has a significant and interesting achievement these days. You've all heard, and most of you have probably seen The Matrix and Mission Impossible 2. And did you know that it was Georgi who was behind the creation of the visual effects that actually make the two films so popular? Georgi Borshukov has a huge credit for the fame that "The Matrix" and "Mission Impossible 2" are gaining.
Valya Balkanska
Bulgarian folklore is one of the things we are unconditionally proud of, and here we cannot help but mention the name Valya Balkanska. The great Bulgarian voice of the singer gives you goosebumps. In the 1970s, Americans sent two spacecraft into space to search for life. Attached to them is a plaque containing songs and musical works, as well as greetings in 55 languages. The Bulgarian song "Izlel e Delho haidutin" is among them and it sounds in space, performed by Valya Balkanska! The voice of this Bulgarian woman reaches the heavenly heights, literally and figuratively.
Asen Yordanov
The aviator Asen Yordanov constructed the first Bulgarian airplane. The Bulgarian also created the answering machine, thanks to which we leave messages. His inventions do not end there, Yordanov is also the creator of the air cushion, thanks to which so many people "live a second life". Having successfully proven itself, Assen occupied a leading place in the development of American aviation during the early 20th century.
