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Tellu Paulasto

voc, vn, *1969 FI
Singer of Folk and World
A.k.a. Tellu Turkka Tellu Virkkala

Born Tellu Paulasto in 1969 in Jämsänkoski, Finland. A Finnish singer, ex-vocalist of Loituma, 'Luna Nova', 'Tallari', 'Suden Aika' and Hedningarna. Even though she mainly sings, she can also play several instruments. Paulasto started with Hedningarna in 1990, but departed in 1996. The same year she released her first solo album "Suden aika", and a group of the same name was founded to perform the songs. In 1999 she released together with Liisa Matveinen an album called "Mateli", containing songs of the old Finnish rune singer Mateli Kuivalatar (1771-1846). In 2001 she joined Hedningarna again, but departed two years later. Early 2008 she also left 'Suden Aika'. Turkka is her married name, and it's her second marriage. She has been also known as Tellu Virkkala.

     
Instruments
  • Vocals
  • Violin
  • Backing Vocals
  • Harp
Genres
  • Folk
  • World
  • Electronic
  • Rock
  • Pop

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