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2017–2018: The Voice Kids Ukraine and Junior Eurovision

Tuleshova performing after winning The Voice Kids Ukraine.
In January 2017, Tuleshova took part in the international singing competition, Hopes of Europe, where she won the grand prize. Later that same year, she auditioned for season 4 of The Voice Kids Ukraine. During the Blind Auditions, she performed Demi Lovato’s song «Stone Cold». All three coaches; Monatik, Natalia Mohylevska and Vremya i Steklo, «turned their chairs» for her; she chose Monatik. After passing all the stages, she made it to the grand final. There, she performed the song «Ne tvoya viyna» and was ultimately announced as the winner of the competition at 10 years old. At the time, she was the first non-Ukrainian to win,[1] but in 2019, Georgian singer Oleksandr Zazarashvyli won the fifth season.[8]

In March 2018, Tuleshova won the Glimpse into the Future Award at the first International Professional Music Premium Bravo Awards in Moscow. After receiving her award, alongside French singer Zaz, she performed «Je veux».[9]

Tuleshova at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2018 in Minsk, Belarus.
On 22 September 2018, she was selected to represent Kazakhstan in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2018 in Minsk, Belarus with the song «Ózińe sen», written by Tuleshova, Artyom Kuz’menkov and Kamila Dairova and composed by Ivan Lopukhov.[10][1] In the final, she performed third, following Portugal’s Rita Laranjeira and preceding Albania’s Efi Gjika.[11] At the end of the voting she had received 171 points, 68 points from the international juries and 103 points from the public vote, and finished in sixth place.[1][12] An English version of «Ózińe sen», titled Seize the Time, was released on 21 October 2018.[13]

2019: The World’s Best
In 2019, Tuleshova auditioned for the American TV talent show The World’s Best, performing the song «Rise Up», originally performed by Andra Day.[14] In the battle rounds, she beat Japan’s Manami Ito to qualify to the champion rounds.[15] There, she performed «What About Us» but was ultimately eliminated from the competition, placing in the top 8.[16]

2020: Da NeL and America’s Got Talent
In 2020, Daneliya was scheduled to have a concert in Texas, United States. However, this was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In February 2020, Daneliya announced in an interview to Kazakh TV channel Gakku TV that she would launch a new music project under the stage name «Da NeL». Her first single as «Da NeL», «хзчздз» (Nobody freakin’ knows what the homework is), was premiered on YouTube on 4 February 2020. Her second single, «Мой день» (My Day), was premiered in April 2020. Succeeding singles are «OMG» and «FIRE», respectively premiered in May and June 2020.

In June, she auditioned for America’s Got Talent singing «Tears of Gold» by Faouzia and passed with a yes from judges Simon Cowell, Sofia Vergara, Heidi Klum, and Howie Mandel. However, she was asked to perform a quieter song in her next audition. Her performance was praised by Faouzia, who described her voice and stage presence as «amazing».[17] She advanced to the live shows, performing «Sign of the Times» by Harry Styles on the 18 August Quarterfinals. She advanced to the Semifinals via online public vote.[18] She performed to «Who You Are» by Jessie J, and advanced to the Finals.[19] For her final performance, she sang Sia’s «Alive».[20] She did not advance to the top 5 and ultimately placed 6th.