Anna Book

Anna Book

54 · Born: Sep 10, 1970

Personal Details

BornSep 10, 1970 Stockholm, Sweden

Biography

Anna, a celebrated Swedish pop singer, made a significant and memorable appearance on the widely popular and highly acclaimed dance competition television program, Let's Dance, in the year 2006. During her time on the show, she managed to secure a notable and impressive finish in the second place, alongside her skilled and experienced professional dance partner, David Watson.

Anna is presently presiding over the widely popular television program Let's Dance plus on TV4 Plus, where she engages in a most in-depth examination of the most recent occurrences and happenings emanating from the primary Let's Dance show.

Anna has had the remarkable opportunity to participate in Melodifestivalen, Sweden's prestigious and highly respected competition, dedicated to selecting the country's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest, a total of four times. Her inaugural Melodifestivalen experience took place in the year 2007, where she had the privilege of performing the captivating song "Samba Sambero" at the initial semifinal on February 3rd in the charming city of Jönköping.

Anna's fourth appearance at Melodifestivalen, Sweden's esteemed music competition, was initially slated for 2016, with her song "Himmel för två" (Sky for Two) poised to take the stage. Unfortunately, this exciting prospect was short-lived, as the song was disqualified on February 4th, 2016, just two days prior to its scheduled performance in the semifinal.

The reason behind this unexpected turn of events was the song's prior participation in the Moldovan national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2014.

Career

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