Johanna Louise (Anneke) Grönloh (born in Tondano, North Celebes, Dutch East-Indies, 7 June 1942; died in France, 14 September 2018) was a Dutch pop singer, best known for her string of hits in 1962 and 1963, including 'Brandend Zand' and 'Paradiso'. She was succesful in The Netherlands, the rest of Europe and also extremely popular in Asian countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore.
Born in a Japanese concentration camp in the former Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia) during World War II, Grönloh and her family moved to the Eindhoven area in The Netherlands after the war. Anneke's career soon started to take off. She sang jazz material, American standards, Indonesian folk songs and rock 'n roll with Peter Koelewijn & Zijn Rockets. Koelewijn attended the same Eindhoven high school as Grönloh.
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Stations that played Anneke Grönloh in the last 30 days
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Tirolia-Express
Netherlands · Pop - 3×
Radio Joyride
Netherlands · Rock - 1×
WARNA 942
Singapore · Pop - 1×
Wadah FM
Malaysia · Rock - 1×
Lokale Omroep Dronten (107.4 FM)
Netherlands · Rock - 1×
Radio Happysound
Canada · Pop - 1×
XerosRadio
Netherlands · Rock
