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Justine Pelmelay

Name : Anneke Wilma Pelmelay Born : 24-9-1958 Nationality : Dutch       National Finals : Nationaal Songfestival 1989 ESC Entries : Blijf zoals je bent (1989)       Website : Facebook/Justine Biography Justine Pelmelay was born as Anneke Pelmelay, the daughter of a mother from Java and a father from Ambon. The stage name Justine is her grandmother’s name. From the mid-80s Justine has been singing in various Dutch groups, such as the Pasadena Dream Band, Swinging Soul Machine and The Jody Singers. She also provided backing vocals for many artists on their single or albums. Her voice could be heard with Gerard Joling, Jerney Kaagman, G’race, but also with Catapult and Rosa King and the rock band of Bert Heerink. Pelmelay sang in several commercials.  In 1988 she was in the backing for Gerard Joling’s performance at the Eurovision Song Contest. A year later she represented the Netherlands herself at the song festival, with the song “Blijf zoals je bent”. The expectations were high: the day before the Song Contest, she was in joint first place with the bookmakers. However, she only finished fifteenth. In the 1990s Pelmelay formed the duo Justine & Marlon together with the Dutch-Indonesian television chef Lonny Gerungan. They successfully released three CD albums with Indonesian songs and thus ensured a revival of the Evergreens from our colonial past. The CD albums were all listed in the Album charts. In the years that followed, Pelmelay also released a few singles, including “The Man I Love”, “Hold Me”, “Een vriend laat je niet in de steek” and “Perhaps Love”, a duet with John Denver. In 2005 Pelmelay made an attempt to go to the Eurovision Song Contest again for the Netherlands. For this she participated in one of the preliminary rounds of the National Song Contest, with the song “What you see is what you get”. That same year she took the place of Sandra Reemer with the Dutch Divas, but stopped in 2006 to continue solo again. In April 2006 Pelmelay recorded a new solo single titled “Nothing’s Gonna Shut Me Up”. In February and March 2007, Pelmelay was back in the spotlight in the Theater Show “The Soul of Motown”. In 2007 Pelmelay gave a gala on the occasion of the charity ‘Cystic Fybrosis’; she raised 100,000 euros with her campaign and has been ambassador of the NCFS (Dutch Cystic Fibrosis Foundation) since 2008. In 2010 Pelmelay came out with the single “Wereld Zonder Liefde” en “De regen voorbij”. In 2011 Pelmelay came out with a new single “Ik laat je nooit meer gaan”. With this single she can be seen and heard regularly on TV and radio. In 2012, she and her then partner wrote the song “De tijd stond stil” in response to the capsized cruise ship Costa Concordia. Justine was on board of the ship when it capsized. As a result of her life-threatening illness, she also wrote the song “Doe wat je moet doen”.  Entries Country : The Netherlands Year : 1989 Language : Dutch       Artist : Justine Pelmelay Song : Blijf zoals je bent Lyrics : Cees Bergman Geert-Jan Hessing Aart Mol Erwin van Prehn Elmer Veerhoff Composer(s) : Jan Kisjes Conductor : Harry van Hoof       Backings : – Results   Points : 45 Position : 15 Running order : 4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZjXRbKRQXo

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Esther Hart

Name : Esther Katinka Hartkamp Born : 3-6-1970 Nationality : Dutch       National Finals : Nationaal Songfestival 2003 ESC Entries : One more night       Website : Facebook/Esther Biography When she was about 10 years old she sang in the children’s choir “De Lenteklokjes” in Alphen aan den Rijn. She was fourteen when she first started singing with the band “Release”. At the age of 18 Hart was admitted to the conservatory in Rotterdam. At the conservatory she followed a “light music” vocal training. She graduated cum laude in 1994 as a teaching and performing musician. During that time, Hart regularly performed in all sorts of venues and it was also during this time that she self-released a CD, “Love this Life” of “Fruit at the Bottom”. Hart was also part of “D-Wys and the Voices of Soul” performing at the North Sea Jazz Festival and on Sesjun TV. In addition, Hart has done a lot of studio work, sang jingles and sang in choirs for various Disney films. She did about 120 live performances a year. Singing has always been very important in Hart’s life. She teaches at various music schools and now at the Fontys Rock Academy in Tilburg. She teaches singing there that are mainly focused on singing technique. Esther Hart had an English hit success with ‘Ain’t no Lies’, which ended up at number eight on the dance charts. Then participation in the National Song Contest came on her path. She won with “One more night”, which was the Dutch entry for the Eurovision Song Contest in 2003 and with which she came 13th and won the Artistic Award that was introduced a year earlier. Originally she was also going to participate in the British final for the festival, but when she made it to the Dutch final, she withdrew. Her debut album was called “Straight from the Hart”. In January 2008, she stayed in jail for one night to gain publicity and money for charity. During that time she gave a concert with the Dutch broadcaster NCRV and the Exodus Foundation, which provides assistance for former prisoners to adapt to normal life. In addition, a poetry contest was held by the prisoners with the theme of “dare to believe in change”, with the winning poem to be read by Hart. Since 2017, she is involved in the organization of J’aime la Vlie, a Eurovision-related festival at the Dutch island of Vlieland. She currently is a singing teacher at the ArtEZ Pop Academy in Enschede. Entries Country : The Netherlands Year : 2003 Language : English       Artist : Esther Hart Song : One more night Lyrics : Tjeerd van Zanen Alan Michael Composer(s) : Tjeerd van Zanen Alan Michael Backings : Linda Bloemhard Roger Happel Vera van der Poel Dedre Twiss             Results   Points : 45 Position : 13 Running order : 14 https://youtu.be/D6Z_UJrMqVY

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Jessica Mauboy

© EBU/Andres Putting About Quick Facts NameJessica Hilda Mauboy Born04 August 1989 Nationality???????? Australian National SelectionInternal selection 2018 In Eurovision2018 Lisbon SongWe got love (2018) Biography Jessica Mauboy is an Australian singer, born in Darwin of an Australian mother and an Indonesian father. When she was 14 years old, she participated at the Telstra Road to Tamworth competition at the 2004 Tamworth Country Music Festival. She won the competition and went to Sydney to perform. She got a recording deal with Sony Music Australia. She released a country version of the Cyndi Lauper hit “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun”. Unfortunately, this was not a success and Jessica returned to Darwin. Jessica Mauboy rose to fame when she was the runner-up in Australian Idol 2006. She released an album called “The journey”, with her Idol performances. She became a member of the girl band Young Divas, but soon started a very succesfull solocareer. Her first solo studio album “Been waiting” in 2008. The song “Burn” hit the #1 spot in the Australian charts. Jessica’s second album “Get ’em girls” (2010) provided no less than four hit singles. Meanwhile, she started a career as an actress in the movie “Bran Nue Dae”, two years later followed by “The Sapphires”. Her third album “Beautiful” was released in 2013. On behalf of Australia, she was a guest performer in the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest. Another challenge she got was performing at the opening ceremony of the ICC Cricket World Cup.  Her 2016 single “Where I’ll stay” was used as a promotion song for the coverage of the Olympic Games in Rio on Australian television. In 2018, Jessica Mauboy was involved in the Eurovision Song Contest again, now as a participant. She sang “We got love” and reached the final. In april 2019, Jessica Mauboy released a new single, “Sunday”, followed by “Little things”. The latter became a hit in the Australian charts and got the platinum status. Both songs can be found on Jessica’s 4th album “Hilda”, which was also released in 2019. In 2020, she ended her contract with Sony and went to Warner Music Australia. In November 2021, her first record there was released: “Glow”. In May 2022, it was followed by “Automatic”. Entries We Got Love Country???????? Australia Year2018 LanguageEnglish LyricsAnthony EgiziiDavid MusumeciJessica Mauboy MusicAnthony EgiziiDavid MusumeciJessica Mauboy BackingsGary PintoNatasha PintoSamantha White Results Semi Points: 212Position: 4Running order: 9 Results Finals Points: 99Position: 20Running order: 16 https://youtu.be/2BBLTY6T2Ck

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Justine Pelmelay

Name : Anneke Wilma Pelmelay Born : 24-9-1958 Nationality : Dutch       National Finals : Nationaal Songfestival 1989 ESC Entries : Blijf zoals je bent (1989)       Website : Facebook/Justine Biography Justine Pelmelay was born as Anneke Pelmelay, the daughter of a mother from Java and a father from Ambon. The stage name Justine is her grandmother’s name. From the mid-80s Justine has been singing in various Dutch groups, such as the Pasadena Dream Band, Swinging Soul Machine and The Jody Singers. She also provided backing vocals for many artists on their single or albums. Her voice could be heard with Gerard Joling, Jerney Kaagman, G’race, but also with Catapult and Rosa King and the rock band of Bert Heerink. Pelmelay sang in several commercials.  In 1988 she was in the backing for Gerard Joling’s performance at the Eurovision Song Contest. A year later she represented the Netherlands herself at the song festival, with the song “Blijf zoals je bent”. The expectations were high: the day before the Song Contest, she was in joint first place with the bookmakers. However, she only finished fifteenth. In the 1990s Pelmelay formed the duo Justine & Marlon together with the Dutch-Indonesian television chef Lonny Gerungan. They successfully released three CD albums with Indonesian songs and thus ensured a revival of the Evergreens from our colonial past. The CD albums were all listed in the Album charts. In the years that followed, Pelmelay also released a few singles, including “The Man I Love”, “Hold Me”, “Een vriend laat je niet in de steek” and “Perhaps Love”, a duet with John Denver. In 2005 Pelmelay made an attempt to go to the Eurovision Song Contest again for the Netherlands. For this she participated in one of the preliminary rounds of the National Song Contest, with the song “What you see is what you get”. That same year she took the place of Sandra Reemer with the Dutch Divas, but stopped in 2006 to continue solo again. In April 2006 Pelmelay recorded a new solo single titled “Nothing’s Gonna Shut Me Up”. In February and March 2007, Pelmelay was back in the spotlight in the Theater Show “The Soul of Motown”. In 2007 Pelmelay gave a gala on the occasion of the charity ‘Cystic Fybrosis’; she raised 100,000 euros with her campaign and has been ambassador of the NCFS (Dutch Cystic Fibrosis Foundation) since 2008. In 2010 Pelmelay came out with the single “Wereld Zonder Liefde” en “De regen voorbij”. In 2011 Pelmelay came out with a new single “Ik laat je nooit meer gaan”. With this single she can be seen and heard regularly on TV and radio. In 2012, she and her then partner wrote the song “De tijd stond stil” in response to the capsized cruise ship Costa Concordia. Justine was on board of the ship when it capsized. As a result of her life-threatening illness, she also wrote the song “Doe wat je moet doen”.  Entries Country : The Netherlands Year : 1989 Language : Dutch       Artist : Justine Pelmelay Song : Blijf zoals je bent Lyrics : Cees Bergman Geert-Jan Hessing Aart Mol Erwin van Prehn Elmer Veerhoff Composer(s) : Jan Kisjes Conductor : Harry van Hoof       Backings : – Results   Points : 45 Position : 15 Running order : 4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZjXRbKRQXo

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Esther Hart

Name : Esther Katinka Hartkamp Born : 3-6-1970 Nationality : Dutch       National Finals : Nationaal Songfestival 2003 ESC Entries : One more night       Website : Facebook/Esther Biography When she was about 10 years old she sang in the children’s choir “De Lenteklokjes” in Alphen aan den Rijn. She was fourteen when she first started singing with the band “Release”. At the age of 18 Hart was admitted to the conservatory in Rotterdam. At the conservatory she followed a “light music” vocal training. She graduated cum laude in 1994 as a teaching and performing musician. During that time, Hart regularly performed in all sorts of venues and it was also during this time that she self-released a CD, “Love this Life” of “Fruit at the Bottom”. Hart was also part of “D-Wys and the Voices of Soul” performing at the North Sea Jazz Festival and on Sesjun TV. In addition, Hart has done a lot of studio work, sang jingles and sang in choirs for various Disney films. She did about 120 live performances a year. Singing has always been very important in Hart’s life. She teaches at various music schools and now at the Fontys Rock Academy in Tilburg. She teaches singing there that are mainly focused on singing technique. Esther Hart had an English hit success with ‘Ain’t no Lies’, which ended up at number eight on the dance charts. Then participation in the National Song Contest came on her path. She won with “One more night”, which was the Dutch entry for the Eurovision Song Contest in 2003 and with which she came 13th and won the Artistic Award that was introduced a year earlier. Originally she was also going to participate in the British final for the festival, but when she made it to the Dutch final, she withdrew. Her debut album was called “Straight from the Hart”. In January 2008, she stayed in jail for one night to gain publicity and money for charity. During that time she gave a concert with the Dutch broadcaster NCRV and the Exodus Foundation, which provides assistance for former prisoners to adapt to normal life. In addition, a poetry contest was held by the prisoners with the theme of “dare to believe in change”, with the winning poem to be read by Hart. Since 2017, she is involved in the organization of J’aime la Vlie, a Eurovision-related festival at the Dutch island of Vlieland. She currently is a singing teacher at the ArtEZ Pop Academy in Enschede. Entries Country : The Netherlands Year : 2003 Language : English       Artist : Esther Hart Song : One more night Lyrics : Tjeerd van Zanen Alan Michael Composer(s) : Tjeerd van Zanen Alan Michael Backings : Linda Bloemhard Roger Happel Vera van der Poel Dedre Twiss             Results   Points : 45 Position : 13 Running order : 14 https://youtu.be/D6Z_UJrMqVY

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Jessica Mauboy

© EBU/Andres Putting About Quick Facts NameJessica Hilda Mauboy Born04 August 1989 Nationality???????? Australian National SelectionInternal selection 2018 In Eurovision2018 Lisbon SongWe got love (2018) Biography Jessica Mauboy is an Australian singer, born in Darwin of an Australian mother and an Indonesian father. When she was 14 years old, she participated at the Telstra Road to Tamworth competition at the 2004 Tamworth Country Music Festival. She won the competition and went to Sydney to perform. She got a recording deal with Sony Music Australia. She released a country version of the Cyndi Lauper hit “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun”. Unfortunately, this was not a success and Jessica returned to Darwin. Jessica Mauboy rose to fame when she was the runner-up in Australian Idol 2006. She released an album called “The journey”, with her Idol performances. She became a member of the girl band Young Divas, but soon started a very succesfull solocareer. Her first solo studio album “Been waiting” in 2008. The song “Burn” hit the #1 spot in the Australian charts. Jessica’s second album “Get ’em girls” (2010) provided no less than four hit singles. Meanwhile, she started a career as an actress in the movie “Bran Nue Dae”, two years later followed by “The Sapphires”. Her third album “Beautiful” was released in 2013. On behalf of Australia, she was a guest performer in the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest. Another challenge she got was performing at the opening ceremony of the ICC Cricket World Cup.  Her 2016 single “Where I’ll stay” was used as a promotion song for the coverage of the Olympic Games in Rio on Australian television. In 2018, Jessica Mauboy was involved in the Eurovision Song Contest again, now as a participant. She sang “We got love” and reached the final. In april 2019, Jessica Mauboy released a new single, “Sunday”, followed by “Little things”. The latter became a hit in the Australian charts and got the platinum status. Both songs can be found on Jessica’s 4th album “Hilda”, which was also released in 2019. In 2020, she ended her contract with Sony and went to Warner Music Australia. In November 2021, her first record there was released: “Glow”. In May 2022, it was followed by “Automatic”. Entries We Got Love Country???????? Australia Year2018 LanguageEnglish LyricsAnthony EgiziiDavid MusumeciJessica Mauboy MusicAnthony EgiziiDavid MusumeciJessica Mauboy BackingsGary PintoNatasha PintoSamantha White Results Semi Points: 212Position: 4Running order: 9 Results Finals Points: 99Position: 20Running order: 16 https://youtu.be/2BBLTY6T2Ck

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Justine Pelmelay

Name : Anneke Wilma Pelmelay Born : 24-9-1958 Nationality : Dutch       National Finals : Nationaal Songfestival 1989 ESC Entries : Blijf zoals je bent (1989)       Website : Facebook/Justine Biography Justine Pelmelay was born as Anneke Pelmelay, the daughter of a mother from Java and a father from Ambon. The stage name Justine is her grandmother’s name. From the mid-80s Justine has been singing in various Dutch groups, such as the Pasadena Dream Band, Swinging Soul Machine and The Jody Singers. She also provided backing vocals for many artists on their single or albums. Her voice could be heard with Gerard Joling, Jerney Kaagman, G’race, but also with Catapult and Rosa King and the rock band of Bert Heerink. Pelmelay sang in several commercials.  In 1988 she was in the backing for Gerard Joling’s performance at the Eurovision Song Contest. A year later she represented the Netherlands herself at the song festival, with the song “Blijf zoals je bent”. The expectations were high: the day before the Song Contest, she was in joint first place with the bookmakers. However, she only finished fifteenth. In the 1990s Pelmelay formed the duo Justine & Marlon together with the Dutch-Indonesian television chef Lonny Gerungan. They successfully released three CD albums with Indonesian songs and thus ensured a revival of the Evergreens from our colonial past. The CD albums were all listed in the Album charts. In the years that followed, Pelmelay also released a few singles, including “The Man I Love”, “Hold Me”, “Een vriend laat je niet in de steek” and “Perhaps Love”, a duet with John Denver. In 2005 Pelmelay made an attempt to go to the Eurovision Song Contest again for the Netherlands. For this she participated in one of the preliminary rounds of the National Song Contest, with the song “What you see is what you get”. That same year she took the place of Sandra Reemer with the Dutch Divas, but stopped in 2006 to continue solo again. In April 2006 Pelmelay recorded a new solo single titled “Nothing’s Gonna Shut Me Up”. In February and March 2007, Pelmelay was back in the spotlight in the Theater Show “The Soul of Motown”. In 2007 Pelmelay gave a gala on the occasion of the charity ‘Cystic Fybrosis’; she raised 100,000 euros with her campaign and has been ambassador of the NCFS (Dutch Cystic Fibrosis Foundation) since 2008. In 2010 Pelmelay came out with the single “Wereld Zonder Liefde” en “De regen voorbij”. In 2011 Pelmelay came out with a new single “Ik laat je nooit meer gaan”. With this single she can be seen and heard regularly on TV and radio. In 2012, she and her then partner wrote the song “De tijd stond stil” in response to the capsized cruise ship Costa Concordia. Justine was on board of the ship when it capsized. As a result of her life-threatening illness, she also wrote the song “Doe wat je moet doen”.  Entries Country : The Netherlands Year : 1989 Language : Dutch       Artist : Justine Pelmelay Song : Blijf zoals je bent Lyrics : Cees Bergman Geert-Jan Hessing Aart Mol Erwin van Prehn Elmer Veerhoff Composer(s) : Jan Kisjes Conductor : Harry van Hoof       Backings : – Results   Points : 45 Position : 15 Running order : 4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZjXRbKRQXo

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Esther Hart

Name : Esther Katinka Hartkamp Born : 3-6-1970 Nationality : Dutch       National Finals : Nationaal Songfestival 2003 ESC Entries : One more night       Website : Facebook/Esther Biography When she was about 10 years old she sang in the children’s choir “De Lenteklokjes” in Alphen aan den Rijn. She was fourteen when she first started singing with the band “Release”. At the age of 18 Hart was admitted to the conservatory in Rotterdam. At the conservatory she followed a “light music” vocal training. She graduated cum laude in 1994 as a teaching and performing musician. During that time, Hart regularly performed in all sorts of venues and it was also during this time that she self-released a CD, “Love this Life” of “Fruit at the Bottom”. Hart was also part of “D-Wys and the Voices of Soul” performing at the North Sea Jazz Festival and on Sesjun TV. In addition, Hart has done a lot of studio work, sang jingles and sang in choirs for various Disney films. She did about 120 live performances a year. Singing has always been very important in Hart’s life. She teaches at various music schools and now at the Fontys Rock Academy in Tilburg. She teaches singing there that are mainly focused on singing technique. Esther Hart had an English hit success with ‘Ain’t no Lies’, which ended up at number eight on the dance charts. Then participation in the National Song Contest came on her path. She won with “One more night”, which was the Dutch entry for the Eurovision Song Contest in 2003 and with which she came 13th and won the Artistic Award that was introduced a year earlier. Originally she was also going to participate in the British final for the festival, but when she made it to the Dutch final, she withdrew. Her debut album was called “Straight from the Hart”. In January 2008, she stayed in jail for one night to gain publicity and money for charity. During that time she gave a concert with the Dutch broadcaster NCRV and the Exodus Foundation, which provides assistance for former prisoners to adapt to normal life. In addition, a poetry contest was held by the prisoners with the theme of “dare to believe in change”, with the winning poem to be read by Hart. Since 2017, she is involved in the organization of J’aime la Vlie, a Eurovision-related festival at the Dutch island of Vlieland. She currently is a singing teacher at the ArtEZ Pop Academy in Enschede. Entries Country : The Netherlands Year : 2003 Language : English       Artist : Esther Hart Song : One more night Lyrics : Tjeerd van Zanen Alan Michael Composer(s) : Tjeerd van Zanen Alan Michael Backings : Linda Bloemhard Roger Happel Vera van der Poel Dedre Twiss             Results   Points : 45 Position : 13 Running order : 14 https://youtu.be/D6Z_UJrMqVY

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Jessica Mauboy

© EBU/Andres Putting About Quick Facts NameJessica Hilda Mauboy Born04 August 1989 Nationality???????? Australian National SelectionInternal selection 2018 In Eurovision2018 Lisbon SongWe got love (2018) Biography Jessica Mauboy is an Australian singer, born in Darwin of an Australian mother and an Indonesian father. When she was 14 years old, she participated at the Telstra Road to Tamworth competition at the 2004 Tamworth Country Music Festival. She won the competition and went to Sydney to perform. She got a recording deal with Sony Music Australia. She released a country version of the Cyndi Lauper hit “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun”. Unfortunately, this was not a success and Jessica returned to Darwin. Jessica Mauboy rose to fame when she was the runner-up in Australian Idol 2006. She released an album called “The journey”, with her Idol performances. She became a member of the girl band Young Divas, but soon started a very succesfull solocareer. Her first solo studio album “Been waiting” in 2008. The song “Burn” hit the #1 spot in the Australian charts. Jessica’s second album “Get ’em girls” (2010) provided no less than four hit singles. Meanwhile, she started a career as an actress in the movie “Bran Nue Dae”, two years later followed by “The Sapphires”. Her third album “Beautiful” was released in 2013. On behalf of Australia, she was a guest performer in the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest. Another challenge she got was performing at the opening ceremony of the ICC Cricket World Cup.  Her 2016 single “Where I’ll stay” was used as a promotion song for the coverage of the Olympic Games in Rio on Australian television. In 2018, Jessica Mauboy was involved in the Eurovision Song Contest again, now as a participant. She sang “We got love” and reached the final. In april 2019, Jessica Mauboy released a new single, “Sunday”, followed by “Little things”. The latter became a hit in the Australian charts and got the platinum status. Both songs can be found on Jessica’s 4th album “Hilda”, which was also released in 2019. In 2020, she ended her contract with Sony and went to Warner Music Australia. In November 2021, her first record there was released: “Glow”. In May 2022, it was followed by “Automatic”. Entries We Got Love Country???????? Australia Year2018 LanguageEnglish LyricsAnthony EgiziiDavid MusumeciJessica Mauboy MusicAnthony EgiziiDavid MusumeciJessica Mauboy BackingsGary PintoNatasha PintoSamantha White Results Semi Points: 212Position: 4Running order: 9 Results Finals Points: 99Position: 20Running order: 16 https://youtu.be/2BBLTY6T2Ck

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Justine Pelmelay

Name : Anneke Wilma Pelmelay Born : 24-9-1958 Nationality : Dutch       National Finals : Nationaal Songfestival 1989 ESC Entries : Blijf zoals je bent (1989)       Website : Facebook/Justine Biography Justine Pelmelay was born as Anneke Pelmelay, the daughter of a mother from Java and a father from Ambon. The stage name Justine is her grandmother’s name. From the mid-80s Justine has been singing in various Dutch groups, such as the Pasadena Dream Band, Swinging Soul Machine and The Jody Singers. She also provided backing vocals for many artists on their single or albums. Her voice could

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Esther Hart

Name : Esther Katinka Hartkamp Born : 3-6-1970 Nationality : Dutch       National Finals : Nationaal Songfestival 2003 ESC Entries : One more night       Website : Facebook/Esther Biography When she was about 10 years old she sang in the children’s choir “De Lenteklokjes” in Alphen aan den Rijn. She was fourteen when she first started singing with the band “Release”. At the age of 18 Hart was admitted to the conservatory in Rotterdam. At the conservatory she followed a “light music” vocal training. She graduated cum laude in 1994 as a teaching and performing musician. During

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Jessica Mauboy

© EBU/Andres Putting About Quick Facts NameJessica Hilda Mauboy Born04 August 1989 Nationality???????? Australian National SelectionInternal selection 2018 In Eurovision2018 Lisbon SongWe got love (2018) Biography Jessica Mauboy is an Australian singer, born in Darwin of an Australian mother and an Indonesian father. When she was 14 years old, she participated at the Telstra Road to Tamworth competition at the 2004 Tamworth Country Music Festival. She won the competition and went to Sydney to perform. She got a recording deal with Sony Music Australia. She released a country version of the Cyndi Lauper hit “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun”. Unfortunately, this was

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