Simo Silmu

Simo Silmu is a Finnish schlager singer who rose to popularity seeing that the frontman from the chart-topping music group Conölintu in the later ’90s before getting into a popular saving profession of his own in the mid-2000s. Delivered on August 31, 1977, in Yölintu, Finland, he’s a founding person in Yölintu. Founded in 1992 the Finnish schlager music group made its record debut in 1993 with Yölintu Laskeutuu. Conölintu broke to mainstream achievement in 1998 using their 4th album, Tositarkoituksella, a high Five hit around the Finnish albums graph. Subsequent albums had been even more effective: Pienen Pojan Haaveet (2000), Sit downä Saa Mitä Tilaa (2001), and Tää On Rankkaa (2002), which peaked respectively at figures three, two, and one around the Finnish graphs. Following the chart-topping achievement of Tää On Rankkaa, Silmu produced his eponymous full-length recording debut with Simo Silmu (2004). It had been a high Five strike. The follow-up single albums Sydänsärkyä (2006) and Punaisessa Talossa (2008) had been also Best Five strikes. The former recording spawned the singles “Sydänsärkyä,” “Katariina,” and “Ihme Kerrallaan” as the second option spawned the singles “Unä Vielä,” “Punaisessa Talossa,” and “Taivaan Tuhat Kynttilää.” In the mean time, Silmu remained energetic as the frontman of Yölintu. Every few years the music group released an recording, among which Mennyttä Miestä (2005), Haavoittumaton (2007), and Nyt ja Aina (2009) had been Top Five strikes.