About Pernilla Andersson
Born 1974. Pernilla Andersson is a Swedish singer-songwriter and singer.
Pernilla Maria Theresa Andersson Dregen ( Andersson; 10 December 1974) is a Swedish singer-songwriter. She is the singing coach for the TV program True Talent.
Career
Andersson was born in Stockholm but grew up in Hässleholm and Kristianstad.
She sings "Blå vägen hem" on Svante Thuresson's album Svante Thuresson & vänner. She wrote the music of Thuresson's album Nya kickar and she produced his two last albums. As pianist she has been touring with Thomas Di Leva. In 2001 she received SKAP's scholarship. She contested Melodifestivalen 2011 with the song Desperados and came to the "second chance" (andra chansen) but lost. In 2011, she received the Ulla-Billquist-scholarship.
Andersson is interested in ecology affecting fish and seeks to preserve the species of fish in the Baltic Sea.
Discography
Albums Year Album Chart positions Certification SWE 1999 My Journey 2000 All Smiles 2004 Cradlehouse 2007 Baby Blue 19 2008 Gör dig till hund 34 2009 Ashbury Apples 25 2010 Ö 5 2012 Det är en spricka i allt det är så ljuset kommer in 2 2016 Tiggrinnan 5 2021 Samma dag som Elvis 18
Singles Year Single Chart positions Album SWE 2011 "Desperados" 57
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Who is Pernilla Andersson?
Swedish singer-songwriter
When was Pernilla Andersson born?
Pernilla Andersson was born on 10 December 1974 in Stockholm.
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Pernilla Andersson is a singer-songwriter and singer.
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Pernilla Andersson is Swedish.
Sources & further reading
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