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| alias = Hendrik Sal-Saller & Smilers<br />Smilers & Hendrik Sal-Saller |
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| origin = [[Estonia]] |
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| genre = [[Rock music|Rock]]<br>[[Pop rock]] |
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| years_active = 1991–present |
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Revision as of 23:27, 31 August 2011
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| Also known as | Hendrik Sal-Saller & Smilers Smilers & Hendrik Sal-Saller |
| Origin | Estonia, Denmark |
| Genres | Rock Pop rock |
| Years active | 1991–present |
Smilers is an Estonian rock band formed in 1991 by Hendrik Sal-Saller. The name comes from a Rod Stewart album, Smiler; first the band was named Lezer Brozers. In the early years they tried in Finland with two albums, but didn't find success, so they came to Estonia and became famous very fast. Smilers won Artist of the Year award in the 2004 Estonian Music Awards.[1] Smilers were also awarded a Golden Disc for Song of the Year in 2004 for "Ainult unustamiseks".[2]
Current members
- Hendrik Sal-Saller – vocals, guitar
- Urmas Jaarman – bass, backing vocals
- Mikko Saira – keyboards
- Martin Jürman – guitar, backing vocals
- Raido Kurri – drums
Discography
- Smilers (1994)
- Take Five (1996)
- Olen kuul (1997)
- Mõistus on kadunud (1998)
- 1994-1996 (1999)
- Suure surmaga läbi elu (1999)
- Jalgpall on parem kui sex (2001)
- Remixed (2002)
- Ainult unustamiseks (2003)
- Ainult armastusest (2004)
- Live Unplugged (2005)
- Esimene Eesti tuur (2005)
- Õhus on Smilers (2007)
- ETV Live (2008)
- 2009 (2009)
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