Francine Jordi
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Francine Jordi is a Swiss
Switzerland
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 pop
Pop music
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 singer.

As a young child she was already singing songs for the Japan
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ese tourists in Interlaken
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. With this musical background she won the German
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 Grand Prix der Volksmusik
Grand Prix der Volksmusik
The Grand Prix der Volksmusik is an annual regional song contest for folk music, first held in 1986. The countries taking part are Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Italy .-History:...

 in 1998 with the song Das Feuer der Sehnsucht. From that moment on Jordi became a real star in Switzerland with golden discs, successes in the charts and tours throughout the German speaking
German language
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 countries. She also hosted two TV shows at the ARD. In 2002 she represented Switzerland at the Eurovision Song Contest
Eurovision Song Contest
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 in Tallinn
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 with a French language
French language
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 song "Dans le jardin de mon âme
Dans Le Jardin De Mon Ame
"Dans le jardin de mon âme" was the Swiss entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2002. It was performed in French by Francine Jordi, who also composed the song....

". In the autumn of that year she made a solo tour with her band throughout Switzerland.

Discography

  • (1998) Das Feuer der Sehnsucht
  • (1999) Ein Märchen aus Eis
  • (2000) Wunschlos glücklich
  • (2001) Verliebt in das Leben
  • (2002) In Garten meiner Seele
  • (2003) Alles steht und fällt mit Dir
  • (2004) Einfach Francine Jordi
  • (2005) Halt mich
  • (2007) Dann kamst du
  • (2009) Meine kleine grosse Welt
  • (2010) Mit dem Herz durch die Wand
  • (2011) Lago Maggiore (with Florian Ast)

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