Tommi Hakala

Finnish opera singer (born 1970)
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Tommi Hakala (born 9 August 1970) is a Finnish operatic baritone and winner of the 2003 BBC Singer of the World Competition in Cardiff. He was born in Riihimäki, Finland.

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Singer of the World
  • Karita Mattila (1983)
  • David Malis (1985)
  • Valeria Esposito (1987)
  • Dmitri Hvorostovsky (1989)
  • Lisa Gasteen (1991)
  • Inger Dam-Jensen (1993)
  • Katarina Karnéus (1995)
  • Guang Yang (1997)
  • Anja Harteros (1999)
  • Marius Brenciu (2001)
  • Tommi Hakala (2003)
  • Nicole Cabell (2005)
  • Shenyang (2007)
  • Ekaterina Scherbachenko (2009)
  • Valentina Nafornița (2011)
  • Jamie Barton (2013)
  • Nadine Koutcher (2015)
  • Catriona Morison (2017)
  • Andrei Kymach (2019)
  • Gihoon Kim (2021)
  • Adolfo Corrado (2023)
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