Singers from Copenhagen

Jóhanna Guðrún Jónsdóttir (born 16 October 1990), known outside Iceland as Yohanna, is an Icelandic singer. Beginning her music career as a child singer, Yohanna received international recognition after representing Iceland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 with the song "Is It True?", placing as the runner-up. This tied for the best result Iceland had ever achieved in the contest. Following the success at Eurovision, she released the studio album Butterflies and Elvis (2009).

Danish singer-songwriter

Danish musician (1949–2003)

Danish singer

Danish singer

Danish recording artist, singer, model

Danish singer (born 1992)

Danish singer

Danish singer-songwriter

Danish singer

Fallulah (born 6 February 1985) is a Danish-Romanian singer-songwriter and musician. Her given name is Maria Apetri. Following a short dancing career, she entered the music industry and released her debut album in 2010 which peaked at number three in Denmark and went on to be certified platinum.

Danish opera singer (1850-1929)

Danish singer

Nabiha Bensouda is a Danish singer-songwriter.

Danish opera singer and autobiographer

Danish opera singer (1865–1937)

Danish singer (1938–2022)

Danish musician

Danish musician

Danish and later Swedish singer, dancer and actor (1755-1826)

Danish singer-songwriter and producer

singer-songwriter, composer, actress

Danish singer and actress

Danish actor and opera singer (1803-1856)

Danish baritone opera singer (1846–1906)

Danish cabaret singer

Danish opera singer and actor (1819-1895)

Danish opera singer (1872-1947)

Danish opera singer (1886-1967)

Danish musician

Danish rapper (1983-)

Danish composer and opera singer (1832–1893)

Danish mezzo-soprano concert singer (1873-1953)

opera singer

Danish opera singer (1839-1899)

Trille Bodil Nielsen, also Gudrun Bodil Nielsen, (1945–2016) was a Danish singer, guitarist and women's rights activist. In the 1960s, she began to sing mainly traditional folk songs and children's songs. After singing Jesper Jensen's controversial song "Øjet" (The Eye) on the TV programme Musikalske venner (Musical Friends) in 1970, she gained immediate popularity. A few years later, her album Hej søster (Hi Sister) with her own songs about the problems faced by women saw the beginning of a successful career as both a songwriter and a singer. She suddenly completely retired from the limelight

Danish opera singer (1816–1849)

Danish actress