Laura Voutilainen
Laura Voutilainen first gained wider attention in 1994 when she won the Finnish Eurovision Song Contest. That led to her recording "Addicted to You," which...
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Laura Voutilainen first gained wider attention in 1994 when she won the Finnish Eurovision Song Contest. That led to her recording "Addicted to You," which became one of her better-known songs outside Finland.
She has released albums that include pop material along with some Finnish folk elements. Songs like "Bailaamaan" and "Kerran" show her working in straightforward pop territory, while "Ei Edes Kuolema" has a more traditional feel.
Her career includes collaborations with other artists, though the existing information about working with José Carreras and Il Divo seems overstated and might be promotional filler.
There was a contract dispute with EMI Finland in 2008 that was settled out of court. She continues to perform in Finland, often with a backing band.
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