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Janika Sillamaa (born 23 June 1975) is an … Janika Sillamaa (born 23 June 1975) is an Estonian singer and actress. Born into a musical family, Sillamaa was herself onstage from a very young age: in the musical theatre Colombina, founded by her mother , she played lead roles in many children's musicals, including "Thumbelina" and a revue programme "Mini-Cabaret". In 1993 Sillamaa performed at the Roskilde Festival. She was then a student in the pop-jazz department of the Georg Ots Music School in Tallinn, where her vocal-coaches were Jaak Joala and Kare Kauks. In 1992 Sillamaa was internally chosen to represent Estonia at Eurovision 1993 - Estonia's first Eurovision participation - with Sillamaa performing eight potential entrant songs in a national preliminary round televised live as Eurolaul 1993 on 20 February 1993. The song selected for Sillamaa to perform as the Estonian Eurovision entrant was "Muretut meelt ja südametuld". With representatives of six other former Eastern bloc nations and nations of former Yugoslavia, Sillamaa performed "Muretut meelt ja südametuld" at the Kvalifikacija za Millstreet semi-final round broadcast live on 3 April 1993 in Ljubljana, when four of the seven competing entrants were eliminated, including "Muretut meelt ja südametuld" which finished the round at #5. In 1992 Sillamaa played her first adult role in a stage musical: Mary Magdalene Jesus Christ Superstar at the Linnahall. Having recorded a few singles as vocalist for rock group the Names from 1995, Sillamaa again participated in Eurolaul in 1998 bidding to represent Estonia at Eurovision with "Viimne valge kuu" a song composed by Sillamaa's mother Kaari which finished Eurolaul 1998 in fourth place. In 2000 Sillamaa commenced studies at the Higher Drama School of Estonia intending to complete a four-year programme in stage directing. Only a matter of months before her graduation, however, a red card was shown for delicate reasons, possibly. Neither of the sides, nor the commission or the drop-out herself have yet agreed to reveal on the matter. Despite the controversy over the diploma she was never awarded, Sillamaa has since directed stage plays on a regular basis. The 2000s (decade) also mark another turn to Janika Sillamaa's career. Several lead roles of blockbuster musicals have come on her credit, such as Elton John`s "Aida" (title role), Ulvaeus-Andersson`s "Chess" (Svetlana), Schönberg-Boublil`s "Miss Saigon" (Ellen) and Webber`s "Cats" to name a few. In 2009, she formed a rock band, Famagusta, with friends and recorded a single, Rong, which she described as an anthem for women in their 30s. Janika Sillamaa has settled in Tallinn.s. Janika Sillamaa has settled in Tallinn.
, Janika Sillamaa (Tallinn, Estónia, 23 de Junho de 1975) é uma cantora e actriz estoniana.
, Janika Sillamaa (23 juni 1975) is een Esti … Janika Sillamaa (23 juni 1975) is een Estisch zangeres en actrice. Sillamaa is afkomstig uit een muzikale familie. Zij stond al op jonge leeftijd op het podium, onder andere in kindermusicals en bij het muziektheater Colombina, gesticht door haar moeder Kaari. Zij studeerde aan het departement pop-jazz van de Georg Ots-Muziekschool in Tallinn, waar zij onder andere werd gecoacht door en . In 1992 werd Sillamaa intern geselecteerd om Estland te vertegenwoordigen op het Eurovisiesongfestival van 1993. Zij slaagde er echter niet in om met haar lied Muretut meelt ja südametuld via de kwalificatieronde in Ljubljana door te stoten naar de finale in Millstreet. In 1993 nam Sillamaa deel aan het Roskilde Festival en was zij ook te zien in de musical Jesus Christ Superstar, waarin zij de rol van Maria Magdalena vertolkte. In 1995 vormde zij haar eigen rockgroup The Names, waarmee zij enkele singles uitbracht. In 1998 nam zij deel aan Eurolaul, de Estse preselectie voor het Eurovisiesongfestival, met het lied Viimne valge kuu, geschreven door haar moeder. Sillamaa eindigde op de vierde plaats. Ook in de jaren 2000 speelde Sillamaa verscheidene rollen in grote musicals, zoals Aida, Chess, Miss Saigon en Cats. In 2009 vormde zij met vrienden de rockband .2009 vormde zij met vrienden de rockband .
, Яника Силламаа (эст. Janika Sillamaa; 23 июня 1975, Таллин, Эстонская ССР) — эстонская певица и актриса.
, Janika Sillamaa, född 23 juni 1975 i Talli … Janika Sillamaa, född 23 juni 1975 i Tallinn, är en estnisk pop- och jazzsångerska och skådespelerska. Janika Sillamaa är dotter till låtskrivaren Kaari Sillamaa. Som barn var Sillamaa aktiv inom barnteater och spelade bl.a. i uppsättningar av Tummelisa. Hon har studerat vid . Hon har därefter gjort sig ett namn som musikalartist och bl.a. spelat Maria Magdalena i Jesus Christ Superstar 1992. Hon släppte sitt debutalbum, Lootus, i december 1993. 1996 tog hon examen i pop- och jazzsång från Georg Otsa nimelise Muusikakooli. Sedan 2009 är hon solist i ensemblen Famagusta. Sillamaa deltog i Estlands första uttagning till Eurovision Song Contest 1993 och framförde där alla åtta låtarna. Vinnarbidraget, (skriven av och Leelo Tungal), utsågs av en expertjury. Tillsammans med deltagare från sex andra länder deltog hon i en kvalificeringsomgång inför tävlingen där fyra av länderna med flest poäng fick delta i Eurovision Song Contest. Sillamaa kom på 5:e plats med 47 poäng och blev därmed utslagen. Hon deltog åter i den estniska uttagningen 1998 och kom på 4:e plats med bidraget Viimne valge kuu, skriven av hennes mor och Koit Toome. Sillamaa har även medverkat i de estniska tv-serierna Kelgukoerad (2006), Ohtlik lend, Pilvede all och Saladused.), Ohtlik lend, Pilvede all och Saladused.
, Janika Sillamaa (* 23. Juni 1975 in Tallinn, Estnische SSR) ist eine estnische Jazz- und Popsängerin.
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Janika Sillamaa (born 23 June 1975) is an … Janika Sillamaa (born 23 June 1975) is an Estonian singer and actress. Born into a musical family, Sillamaa was herself onstage from a very young age: in the musical theatre Colombina, founded by her mother , she played lead roles in many children's musicals, including "Thumbelina" and a revue programme "Mini-Cabaret". Janika Sillamaa has settled in Tallinn.". Janika Sillamaa has settled in Tallinn.
, Janika Sillamaa (* 23. Juni 1975 in Tallinn, Estnische SSR) ist eine estnische Jazz- und Popsängerin.
, Яника Силламаа (эст. Janika Sillamaa; 23 июня 1975, Таллин, Эстонская ССР) — эстонская певица и актриса.
, Janika Sillamaa, född 23 juni 1975 i Talli … Janika Sillamaa, född 23 juni 1975 i Tallinn, är en estnisk pop- och jazzsångerska och skådespelerska. Janika Sillamaa är dotter till låtskrivaren Kaari Sillamaa. Som barn var Sillamaa aktiv inom barnteater och spelade bl.a. i uppsättningar av Tummelisa. Hon har studerat vid . Hon har därefter gjort sig ett namn som musikalartist och bl.a. spelat Maria Magdalena i Jesus Christ Superstar 1992. Hon släppte sitt debutalbum, Lootus, i december 1993. 1996 tog hon examen i pop- och jazzsång från Georg Otsa nimelise Muusikakooli. Sedan 2009 är hon solist i ensemblen Famagusta. 2009 är hon solist i ensemblen Famagusta.
, Janika Sillamaa (Tallinn, Estónia, 23 de Junho de 1975) é uma cantora e actriz estoniana.
, Janika Sillamaa (23 juni 1975) is een Esti … Janika Sillamaa (23 juni 1975) is een Estisch zangeres en actrice. Sillamaa is afkomstig uit een muzikale familie. Zij stond al op jonge leeftijd op het podium, onder andere in kindermusicals en bij het muziektheater Colombina, gesticht door haar moeder Kaari. Zij studeerde aan het departement pop-jazz van de Georg Ots-Muziekschool in Tallinn, waar zij onder andere werd gecoacht door en .r zij onder andere werd gecoacht door en .
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