Singer Kikka. Photo: Fred Ohert/Otavamedia
Seen on TV at the weekend Gimmick-film showed what the popular singer’s life was like.
Kikka was a Finnish pop singer. She became known for her sex bomb image and her hits with suggestive lyrics. Kikka was a trade economist by training. Before her music career, she worked in a bank and later as a make-up consultant. During her career, she was marketed as “Finland’s Samantha Fox”.
Cosmetics salesman in the movie Kikka Kirsi Viilonen (Sara Melleri) dreams of a career as a star artist. When Kirsi gets to know Paula (Elena Leeve), a DJ and radio journalist, she decides to fully surrender to her dream of becoming a singer. Paula recognizes the ingredients of a star in Kirsi and together they get her a recording contract. Kikka is born. Kika’s career takes off sharply when her nipples are glimpsed on television.
The film can be seen on TV on Saturday 14.12. at 21:00.
Erika Vikman to thank openly Sour daughter Sanni Siren about his performance as a percussionist on social media, which happened recently during the fall.
Sanni Siren has inherited musicality from her family and she performed her skills some time ago by Erika Vikman at a gig.
“Yesterday has remained indelibly in my mind! It was an honor to play percussion alongside such a wonderful artist and a warm-hearted person.
Many thanks to the whole amazing crew and especially to Erika for the opportunity to be part of this unique experience. This gig was definitely one of the highlights of my career and I will cherish the memory of it in my heart for a long time. From now on, the pace will just get faster, Sanni writes in his publication.
Erika thanks like this:
“A special thank you to the wonderful Sanni Sire, for coming to visit Pergussia for the Kikka tribute made in honor of your mother. He must have looked at your solo from the edge of a cloud and burst with pride and love! As do we. You are a star and it was such a great honor that you bravely went along and went towards your own dreams. Yesterday we were on the brink of something bigger”
Source: hymy.fi
