Monica Zetterlund

Monica Zetterlund

1937-09-20 – 2005-05-12 (age 67) Hagfors, Värmlands län, Sweden
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Biography

Monica Zetterlund, born Eva Monica Nilsson, was a Swedish singer, stage and screen actress. In her late teens she sang with her fathers orchestra and Ib Glindemanns Big Band. She made her first recordings in 1957 and was discovered by Arne Domnérus 1958. Two years later she toured the U.S. with Thad Jones and Zoot Sims. In 1964, Monica Zetterlund recorded the critically acclaimed jazz album "Waltz for Debby" with Bill Evans. She made her film debut in "Gröna Hund" (1962). Her long career also included the song "En gång i Stockholm" ("Winter City"); a jazz ballad with which she represented Sweden in the 1963 Eurovision Song Contest.

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Known For

Barna från Blåsjöfjället
Mellons makt
Mellons makt

2024

as Self (archive footage)

The Emigrants
The Emigrants

1971

as Ulrika

The Apple War
The Apple War

1971

as Anna Lindberg

Nalen
Nalen

1998

as Self

The New Land
The New Land

1972

as Ulrika

Russian Pizza Blues
Russian Pizza Blues

1992

as Herself

Night Games
Night Games

1966

as Lotten

Stubby
Stubby

1974

as Marianne, teacher

Docking the Boat
Docking the Boat

1965

as Berit

Minns ni?
Minns ni?

1993

as (archive footage)

Konstgjorda Pompe
Stjärnbilder
Stjärnbilder

1995

as (archive footage)

Swedish Portraits
Swedish Portraits

1964

as Mejram

Året var 1976
Året var 1976

2025

as Self (archive footage)