Tea Hiilloste (born 31 October 1982 in
Hämeenkoski
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It is located in the province of Southern Finland and is part of the Päijänne Tavastia regi ...
) is a
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singer and television presenter. She was a member of girl group
Jane
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and she has started a solo career after the group disbanded. Her 2007 single "
Tytöt tykkää" peaked at number one in Finnish Singles Chart.
Discography
Albums
* 2007 - Tytöt tykkää
* 2008 - Hey C'mon!
* 2013 - Mehudisko
Singles
* 2007- "
Tytöt tykkää"
* 2007 - Tontut tykkää
* 2008 - C'mon C'mon (feat.
Remu Aaltonen
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)
* 2010 - Auringonlaskuun (feat.
Stig Dogg
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* 2013 - Sormista sakset
Promotional
* 2007 - Puhu mun kädelle
* 2008 - Tea-4-2
Other songs
* 2007 - Moi Me Bailataan (feat.
Skidit)
* 2011 - Mehudisco (feat.
Kana
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References
1982 births
Living people
21st-century Finnish women singers
People from Hollola
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