Vadim Sainsus is a talented singer, songwriter, and composer from Kishinev, Moldova. He was born on April 5, 1972, and discovered his love for music at a young age. During his school years, Sainsus played the keyboard in a musical group and later learned to play the guitar. He wrote his first song, "School Years," as a tribute to his school days and performed it at his graduation ball in 1989.

Sainsus continued his musical career while studying at Moldivan Pedagogical University in Kishinev. He took part in various singing competitions and was a member of a musical group where he sang and played instruments. In his free time, he taught accordion at a music school. Some of his noteworthy performances include winning a Victory Day singing contest, and becoming a laureate of the IV International Song Festival "Soul Wave" in Odessa, Ukraine.

However, it was in 2010 that Sainsus made his mark as a composer and solo artist. His soulful and romantic compositions, including "Angel of Hope" and "Ray of Sun," became popular and recognizable throughout Moldova. His song "Chestnuts Blossomed in Kishinev" is regarded as the unofficial anthem of the city. Sainsus released a new album titled "Call Me, and I Will Come" in 2013, featuring more emotional and heartwarming compositions in Russian and Moldovan languages.

Besides music, Sainsus received education in Delovoe Administrivrovanie I Menendgment, Oblast' Napravleniye (Business Administration and Management-General) from the Academy of Public Administration of Moldova. He is currently working as the chief specialist at Pretura Sectora Rîșcani in Moldova.