Ylva & Linda Persson
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Ylva & Linda Persson are Swedish songwriters and twin sisters best known as composers in national selections to Eurovision Song Contest since 2013.[1] [2] [3] [4] They started their musical career as singers and show artists in a cover band and took classes in music production, vocal training and piano. They were songwriters of «Dovdameahttumii», performed by Ingá-Máret Gaup-Juuso and winners of Sámi Grand Prix 2022. [5] They have released several official songs for Pride [6] and found radio and chart success in Europe. They were vocal coaches for the local music association Rising Star [7] for children and were awarded a culture scholarship for writing songs promoting friendship and against bullying. [8]
Songwriting[edit]
Entries in Eurovision Song Contest Selections[edit]
2013
- "I Need You Now" by Inaya (Moldova 2013) (Semi finalist)
2014
- "You will be here" by Janet (Belarus 2014) (Finalist)
- "Love makes you beautiful" by Natalia Valevskaya (Ukraine 2014) (Finalist)
- "Addictive" by Romina Mamo (Malta 2014) (Semi finalist)
- "Breakaway" by Monika Linkytė (Lithuania 2014) (Semi finalist)
- "Silent tears" by VIG Roses (Lithuania 2014) (Semi finalist)
2015
- "Hold your colours" by Solju (Finland 2015) (Finalist)
- "Still alive" by Ovidiu Anton (Romania 2015) (Finalist)
- "Supernova" by Janet (Belarus 2015) (Finalist)
- "Giving up your love" by Tasha Odi (Belarus 2015) (Finalist)
- "Sublime" by Carolina Gorun (Moldova 2015) (Semi finalist)
- "Unicorn" by Anastasia Liberos (Cyprus 2015) (Live auditions)
2016
- "Irresistible" by Doinița Gherman (Moldova 2016) (Finalist)
- "Eye of the Storm" by Karlotta Sigurðardóttir (Iceland 2016) (Finalist)
- "Overload" by Viktoria Petryk (Ukraine 2016) (Semi finalist)
- "Empty Hearted" by Domenique Azzopardi (Malta 2016) (Semi finalist)
- "Light Up My Life" by Stefan Galea (Malta 2016) (Semi finalist)
- "Survivors" by Deividas Žygas (Lithuania 2016) (Semi finalist)
- "Stay tonight" by Laura Kamhuber (Austria 2016) (Wildcard selection)
- "Dragonfly" by Janet (Belarus 2016) (Live auditions)
2017
- "My story" by Varieté (Lithuania 2017) (Semi finalist)
- "Fighter" by Elene Mikiashvili (Georgia 2017) (Finalist)
- "Unblock" by Georgia (Romania 2017) (Live auditions)
2018
- "World On Fire" by Anastasia Malashkevich (Belarus 2018) (Finalist)
- "Dance In Flames" by Doinița Gherman (Moldova 2018) (Finalist)
- "Endlessly" by Anna Timofei (Moldova 2018) (Finalist)
- "Momentum" by Monika Urlik (Poland 2018) (Finalist)
- "Walk the talk" by Liene Greifane (Latvia 2018) (Finalist)
- "Revival" by Elena Hasna (Romania 2018) (Semi finalist)
- "Holding You" by Yevgeniy Dolich (Belarus 2018) (Live auditions)
2019
- "Scars Are Beautiful" by Valerija Iljinaite (Lithuania 2019) (Finalist)
- "A Better You" by Yevgeniy Dolich (Belarus 2019) (Live auditions)
- "Čudo" by Goga Stanić (Serbia 2019) (Semi finalist)
- "The Eye Of The Beholder" by Monta (Latvia 2019) (Live auditions)
- "Emergency" by Ala Zasmenco (Moldova 2019) (Live auditions)
2020
- "We are as one" by Elin & The Woods (Norway 2020) (Semi finalist)
- "Invisible" by Anastasia Malashkevich (Belarus 2020) (Finalist)
- "True to myself" by Veronika Tsubikova (Belarus 2020) (Live auditions)
- "Flying free" by Janet (Belarus 2020) (Auditions)
- "Empathy" by Pelageya Stefoglo (Moldova 2020) (Live auditions)
- "Remedy" by Viorela Moraru (Moldova 2020) (Finalist)
- "Like A Champion" by Denis Midone (Moldova 2020) (Finalist)
2021
- "The Way I Am" by Donata (Lithuania 2021) (Semi finalist)
2022
- "Lioness" by Živilė Gedvilaitė (Lithuania 2022) (Semi finalist)
- "Embers" by Aldo Blaga (Romania 2022) (Semi finalist)
- "Utopia" by Oana Tăbultoc (Romania 2022) (Semi finalist)
- "Younique" by Andra Oproiu (Romania 2022) (Semi finalist)
- "Indigo" by Roberta-Maria Popa (Romania 2022) (Semi finalist)
- "Istina i laži" by Julijana Vincan (Serbia 2022) (Semi finalist)
- "My Time Is Now" by Dianna Rotaru (Moldova 2022) (Semi finalist)
- "Take Me Anywhere" by Danieli Shvets & Carolina Gorun (Moldova 2022) (Semi finalist)
- "White doves" by Rachel Lowell (Malta 2022) (Semi finalist)
- "Why Does It Hurt" by Lidia Kopania (Poland 2022) (Finalist)[9]
References[edit]
- ↑ About Ylva & Linda Persson at ylvalinda.com. Script error: The function "in_lang" does not exist.
- ↑ ESC-Panelen (2014-12-19). "ESC-Panelen". ESC-Panelen (in svenska). Retrieved 2022-03-14.
- ↑ "YLVA & LINDA PERSSON". Ogae Spain (in español). 2015-12-27. Retrieved 2022-03-14.
- ↑ "Mello". mello.1012.se. Retrieved 2022-03-14.
- ↑ NRK Sápmi 19. mars 2022. Disse deltar under Sámi Grand Prix 2022.
- ↑ "Svenska systrar bakom den isländska Pridelåten". QX.se (in svenska). Retrieved 2022-03-14.
- ↑ "Kören Rising star gjuter mod i eleverna". www.mitti.se (in svenska). 2018-03-31. Retrieved 2022-03-14.
- ↑ "Välj en lokal jullåt i år!". www.mitti.se (in svenska). 2016-12-14. Retrieved 2022-03-14.
- ↑ "🇵🇱 Ylva & Linda Persson protest over Lydia Kopania's entry". OIKOTIMES. 2022-02-20. Retrieved 2022-03-14.
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