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Vinternatten () is a Christmas album by Swedish singer Sanna Nielsen, released in Sweden on 19 November 2012. This is her second solo Christmas album, following her 1997 release, Min önskejul. The album features the lead single "Viskar ömt mitt namn", a ballad version of her Melodifestivalen 2011 song "I'm in Love" as well as a cover of Leona Lewis' worldwide hit "Bleeding Love".

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Type
Album
Artist
Sanna Nielsen
First released
2012-11-19
christmas music

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Listeners
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Total plays
260

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Music

Genre
Holiday
Year
2012
Tracks
12

Wikidata facts

Instance of
album
Duration
48
Performer
Sanna Nielsen
Distribution format
music streaming
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language of work or name
Swedish
publication date
2012-11-19
title
Vinternatten
form of creative work
studio album
number of parts of this work
12
place of publication
Sweden
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Vinternatten () is a Christmas album by Swedish singer Sanna Nielsen, released in Sweden on 19 November 2012. This is her second solo Christmas album, following her 1997 release, Min önskejul. The album features the lead single "Viskar ömt mitt namn", a ballad version of her Melodifestivalen 2011 song "I'm in Love" as well as a cover of Leona Lewis' worldwide hit "Bleeding Love".

==Track listing== The album was released digitally and physically on November 19, 2012, with 12 tracks.

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