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Meri-Tuuli Elorinne (born September 10, 1985, in Helsinki), better known by her stage name Jippu, is a Finnish pop singer.

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1985-09-10
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Jippu is a 31-year-old singer-songwriter from Helsinki, Finland. Her debut album "Salaisuuksia, joita yksinäiset huutaa unissaan"(transl. Secrets that lonely people scream in their dreams) was released in the fall 2006, and won "the best debut album of the year" -award in Emma gaala ( a Finnish version of the Grammy Awards). Her second album "Kuka teki minusta tän naisen" (Who made me this woman) was released in April 2008. Both of these albums have sold over 15,000 copies. <a href="https://ww

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Meri-Tuuli Elorinne (born September 10, 1985, in Helsinki), better known by her stage name Jippu, is a Finnish pop singer.

Her father, Jorma Elorinne was an operatic tenor. She started singing very early and at the age of 11, was part of The Kids. She released her single "Kii" in 2005 that was used as a theme song for FC Venus, a Finnish romantic comedy film directed by Joona Tena. Based on this, she released her debut album Salaisuuksia, joita yksinäiset huutaa unissaan in September 2006. She won "Best debut album" for her release during Emma-gaala Finnish music awards in 2007. Her follow-up album, Kuka teki minusta tän naisen, went gold, reaching the top of the Finnish Albums Chart.

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