Kake Randelin and Dingo

Dingo, a Finnish rock band from Pori, formed around 1982, ignited "Dingomania" with their glam-influenced rock, pop rock, and new wave sound. Led by Pertti Neumann, their style fuses Finnish melancholy with catchy melodies. Known for hits like "Autiotalo" (also "The House without a Name"), "Levoton Tuhkimo," and "Nahkatakkinen tyttö," they have sold over 500,000 records. Notable albums include "Nimeni on Dingo" and "Kerjäläisten valtakunta."

Kauko "Kake" Randelin, born in Mäntyharju, Finland, is a renowned Finnish schlager singer. Known for his bright, energizing sound blending rock, folk, and electronic music, he has many popular songs including "Nasta pimu," "Avaa hakas," and "Juhannusyö." His album "Huoleton" achieved diamond status, and "Avaa hakas" was named schlager of the year at the Emma-gaala. He has collaborated with artists like Portion Boys.