14 Facts About Jenni Vartiainen

Jenni Mari Vartiainen was born on 20 March 1983 and is a Finnish pop singer.

In late March 2010, Jenni Vartiainen released her second studio album Seili, after the arrival of its gold-selling debut single "En haluu kuolla tana yona".

Jenni Mari Vartiainen was born on 20 March 1983 in Kuopio.

Jenni Vartiainen started to play classical piano at the age of six and she played it until she was 16, building her musical skills later on by attending Kuopio Senior High of Music and Dance.

Jenni Vartiainen was about to travel abroad, but her plans changed as she saw an advertisement of Popstars, the first Finnish season of the New Zealand-based casting show format.

Jenni Vartiainen thought the decision was right, saying "three different girls have so different opinions" and adding that they were "newbies who knew nothing about anything".

Jenni Vartiainen considered Gimmel "a face to other people's project", saying that they could not focus on the content because they did not have time for that.

In 2005, Jenni Vartiainen signed a record deal with Warner Music Finland.

The production of her debut album together with producer Jukka Immonen took so long that Jenni Vartiainen ran out of money, which led her to ask for cleaning jobs at Warner studios and ultimately she worked at a company, processing consumer complaints.

Jenni Vartiainen received the Seta's price for the song in 2008.

Jenni Vartiainen was on the magazine cover for the December 2007 edition of the Finnish Cosmopolitan and the March 2008 edition of the Mexican Cosmopolitan.

Jenni Vartiainen was nominated for Best Finnish Act at the 2010 MTV Europe Music Awards.

In late January 2012, Jenni Vartiainen was about to perform briefly at a fundraising concert for the presidential campaign of the Green League's Pekka Haavisto, but she was forced to cancel due to high fever and gastroenteritis.

Jenni Vartiainen, who is known for keeping a very low profile on her private life, was reported on 28 March 2009 to have started a cohabitation with her producer Jukka Immonen.