Natalia Avelon was born in Poland. She emigrated to Germany in 1989 amid the country’s political turmoil.
Her artistic path began early: At the age of six, she stepped onto the stage of the Opera House in Wrocław (Poland) as part of a children's ballet ensemble- a moment that would set the course for her artistic journey.
From kindergarten through her school years, the stage remained a constant - she never stopped performing.
It was Gunter Sachs, the German social icon, photographer and art collector, who recognized Natalia’s natural talent and expressive power in front of the camera during their photo shoot in 1992.
Throughout her teenage years, Natalia refined her craft through theatre work and intensive training in acting, singing and dance, developing a presence defined by instinct, discipline, and emotional depth.
Her professional career took shape in German film and television, including her first cinema role in Michael Bully Herbig’s "Schuh des Manitu - extra large", alongside formal theatre studies in Munich.
In 2007, she achieved international recognition with her portrayal of Uschi Obermaier in "Das wilde Leben", her first leading role, playing one of Germany’s most iconic cultural figures of the 1960s. She also recorded the film’s theme song "Summer Wine", seamlessly bridging her work as an actress and musician. Her duet Summer Wine with Ville Valo reached gold and platinum status, further cementing her cross-genre appeal.
Since then, Natalia has continued to move effortlessly between film, television, theatre and music. Her debut album "Love Kills" (2017, Sony Music, RCA) stands as a natural extension of her artistic identity — cinematic, sensual and uncompromising.
