Daria Shcherbakova was born on January 13, 1988, into the family of Honored Artist of Russia and actor Dalvin Shcherbakov. Russian theatre and film actress, singer and musician, songwriter. In 2010 she graduated from the Shchukin Theatre Institute, in R. Ovchinnikov's course. Her diploma performances were "Children of the Sun" by M. Gorky (role - Liza), "Love" by L. Petrushevskaya (Sveta), and "The Employees" by F. Sollogub (Adelaide). In 2010 she created the band "Dal Vina", which works in the bard-folk style. Along with Daria, Klavdiya Tarabrina and Dina Morozova take part in it. Since 2010 she has served at the "U Nikitskikh Vorot" Theatre. She made her film debut while still studying at the institute - she played Nastya in the series "Detectives".

In 2009 she played Marfa Sobakina in the series "Ivan the Terrible". Then came roles in a number of other series - "Hot on the Trail", "The Forester", "A Bonfire in the Snow", "Anechka", "The Beauharnais Effect" and others. The actress gained wide public recognition after the role of Zoya in Kira Angelina's series "Mistress of the Big City". In addition to acting in theatre and film, Daria tours with her bard-folk band "Dal Vina", in which she plays guitar and sings. She is unmarried. She speaks German, English and Dutch. She plays piano and guitar. She sings well.