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Artist
Nanne Grönvall
12+ albums
swedishpopfemale vocalistsmelodifestivalenSweden
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Nanne Grönvall Nanne is a Swedish singer-songwriter. Born Nanne Nordqvist on 18 May 1962, in Stockholm, Sweden, she started her musical career in the 1980s group Sound of Music. The trio participated a couple of times in the Swedish Eurovision Song Contest selections, known as Melodifestivalen, finishing fourth both in 1986 with "Eldorado" and in 1987 with "Alexandra". In the 1992 Melodifestivalen, she was the composer of no fewer than two songs; "Ingenting går som man vill" ("Nothing Goes As You Want") and "Vad som än händer" ("Whatever Will Happen"). In 1995 she was again the composer of the ballad "Det vackraste" ("The Most Beautiful"), sung by Cecilia Vennersten, which came second in the Melodifestivalen final, and later that year was awarded the prize for Best Song of the Year in the Swedish grammies award show. In 1996 she was the vocalist of the new group One More Time when they won the Melodifestivalen final with the sweet, evocative ethno-ballad "Den vilda" ("The wild one"). It finished a strong third in the Eurovision Song Contest 1996 behind Ireland and winners Norway. Besides this, Nanne is beloved as a solo artist in her home country, especially due to her strong songs and performances in the national Eurovision finals. In Melodifestivalen 1998 she finished fourth with "Avundsjuk" ("Jealous"). She participated in the UK Song for Europe contest in 2001 and finished fourth. In 2003 she performed the groundbreaking song "Evig kärlek" ("Eternal Love"), a mixture o
