Molle Holmberg
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Johan ”Molle” Holmberg is a Swedish celebrity, reality show participant and musician, born 1978 and settled in Drottningholm, Stockholm, Sweden.
Holmberg is famous for being a participant in the reality show Baren that went on TV3 in 2000. In 2001 He released the single "Jobba Jobba Jobba (Arbetsförmedlingen)". After that he participated in Melodifestivalen 2002, where he together with Ann-Louise Hanson sang "Sluta", which did not reach the final.
In 2005 Holmberg participated in the reality show Club Goa on TV3, which He won after Kitty Jutbring cast the deciding vote. The prize money on 500.000 kronor (220.000 kronor after taxes) He spent on a Lexus.
[edit] Discography
- 2001 - Jobba Jobba Jobba (Arbetsförmedlingen)
- 2002 - Sluta (with Ann-Louise Hansson)
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