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Title: Lene Nystrom (AQUA Be A Man)
Description: aQua Lene or Lene Grawford Nysrtøm Rasted, on the TOP 100 LIST of the most sexy and beautiful women in the world, today a mother, song writer, and ...

Title: Lene Nystrom (SlideShow)
Description: Lene Nystrom is the girl member of my favorite band, Aqua. She is a model, mother, singer, and part time actress. This is a slideshow of half of ...

Title: Lene Nystrøm (AQUA) Its Your Duty Danish TV (STEREO)
Description: NEWS: Lene is now a film star in a new Danish movie made by Ole Bornedal. The movie is a Danish thriller and called Fri os fra det onde (Deliver ...

Title: Lene Nystrom Here We Go
Description: "Here We Go" Lyrics
Put your tongue in my ear,
Its queer but kinda fun
Were the tomorrow generation,
Theses much to be done
So, madam ...

Title: Lene Scream (Unofficial)
Description: Unofficial video of Lenes greatest Song: Scream, written by Soren & Lene. aedeus.dann@gmail.com
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Title: Aqua Cartoon Heroes (Hampenberg remix)
Description: Unaltra pietra miliare dalla mia collezione personale. :)
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Lene Grawford Nystrøm Rasted in July 2008
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Lene Grawford Nystrøm |
| Born | October 2, 1973 |
| Origin | Tønsberg, Norway |
| Genre(s) | Dance-pop |
| Occupation(s) | Singer-songwriter |
| Voice type(s) | Soprano |
| Years active | 1994–present |
| Label(s) | PolyGram (1990–2001) Polydor (1998–2004) |
| Associated acts | Aqua |
Lene (born Lene Grawford Nystrøm on October 2, 1973 in Tønsberg, Norway) is a Norwegian singer, who is best known as the lead vocalist for pop-dance group Aqua.1
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During her teenage years Lene developed an interest in performing and began her adult life as a barmaid and model.
During the Aqua-days she had homes in both United States and Denmark.
The relationship between Lene and Søren Rasted is rumored to be one of the many reasons Aqua disbanded in 2001.
Lene married Søren on August 25, 2001. After the wedding, Lene moved to live permanently in Denmark. On November 6, 2004, she gave birth to a daughter, India. The couple welcomed their second child, a boy named Billy, in 2006.
In 1994 Lene was spotted by René Dif singing on a cruise ship. He approached her and she became the lead vocalist for the group which was initially called Joyspeed, later re-named Aqua. The group consisted of Lene, René Dif, Søren Rasted and Claus Norreen. In their prime, Aqua managed to make the singles chart top ten in a number of countries where European pop acts would not normally succeed. She would remain with the group until 2001 when they split up due to personal differences, including a relationship between Lene and Søren Rasted. In October 2007, the band told the Danish newspaper Ekstra Bladet that they're coming back.
In 2003 Lene released her first solo album, Play With Me, which performed poorly in Scandinavia, making only number 74 in the Norwegian charts. This lacklustre performance did not affect her single sales though. Initially Virgin Superstar was released to radio, followed by It's Your Duty (was given a full release) which peaked at number 3 in Denmark followed by 2004's Pretty Young Thing, another potential hit. In 2004 a vinyl promo of Here We Go was released to DJs and radio, a cd promo of Scream was also released in very a limited number as promotion. Lene is often mistaken for the British singer and TV presenter, Anna Kumble, who performed using the stage name "Lolly"
Play With Me features Here We Go, a cover of a Moonbaby song, which Girls Aloud went on to again cover for their album What Will The Neighbours Say?. Her album track We Wanna Party has also been covered by Girls Aloud on their album Out of Control.
Lene then turned her hand to writing pop songs for other groups, writing No Good Advice and You Freak Me Out for Girls Aloud's first album Sound of the Underground. No Good Advice was a huge hit, and cemented Girls Aloud into mainstream pop, while You Freak Me Out went on to feature in the Disney movie Freaky Friday. Meanwhile, Pretty Young Thing was covered by Tina Cousins.
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