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Birth name
  
Raffaela Paton

Name
  
Raffaela Paton

Occupation(s)
  
Singer

Role
  
Singer


Years active
  
2006–present

Record label
  
Sony BMG

Labels
  
Albums
  
Raffaela

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Born
  
June 1, 1983 (age 40) Amsterdam, Netherlands (
1983-06-01
)

Website
  
Idol Raffaela (Dutch)Raffaela music (Dutch)

Genres
  
Pop music, Rhythm and blues, Dance music

Similar People
  
Floortje Smit, Angela Groothuizen, Paul de Leeuw, Laura Fygi, Maud Mulder

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Raffaëla Paton (born June 1, 1983 in Amsterdam) is a Dutch singer of Surinamese descent and the winner of the 2006 Dutch talent show Idols. Raffaëla recently participated in the Netherlands national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2012 in Baku, Azerbaijan with her entry Chocolatte.

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Biography

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Raffaëla moved to Assen when she was a little girl. Her mother was a famous singer in Suriname. Raffaëla's aunt is Ruth Jacott, also a famous Dutch singer who represented the Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest of 1993. Before she participated in Idols, she worked as a hostess in a restaurant in Emmen.

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March 11, 2006 was a big day for Raffaëla; The grand finale of "Idol 2006", the Dutch adaption of the hit reality TV show Pop Idol. Raffaëla won Idols with 58% of the total votes, beating favourite Floortje Smit. After the show, RTL 4, the broadcaster of Idols, reported that Floortje was winning the contest, until Raffaëla sang "Right Here, Right Now (My Heart Belongs to You)", which was going to be the debut single of the winner of Idols. The song is a cover of Agnes Carlsson, the Swedish Pop Idol.

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On April 21, 2006, Raffaëlla's debut album Raffaëla was released. The album contains 12 songs she sang during her Idols career and two new songs about pregnancy. The album debuted at #1 in the Dutch Album Top 100.

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On August 24, 2006, Raffaëla delivered her first daughter, named Beautiful Hope.

Performances on Idols III

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  • Audition: India.Arie - Beautiful Surprise
  • Theater (trio rounds): Patti LaBelle - Lady Marmalade (trio)
  • Theater (duo rounds): Eternal & Bebe Winans - I Wanna Be the Only One
  • Theater (solo rounds): Alicia KeysIf I Ain't Got You
  • Workshops: The Trammps - Disco Inferno
  • 1st Liveshow: Lionel Richie - All Night Long (All Night)
  • 2nd Liveshow: Ilse DeLange - I'm Not So Tough
  • 3rd Liveshow: Mary Wells - My Guy
  • 4th Liveshow: Alannah Myles - Black Velvet
  • 5th Liveshow: Blu Cantrell - Hit 'em Up Style
  • 6th Liveshow: L.T.D. - Back in Love Again
  • 7th Liveshow:
    1. Roger Glover & Guests - Love is all
    2. Mariah Carey - Dreamlover
  • 8th Liveshow:
    1. Trijntje Oosterhuis & Marco Borsato - Wereld Zonder Jou
    2. De Dijk - Ik Kan Het Niet Alleen
  • 9th Liveshow:
    1. En Vogue - My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)
    2. Nat King Cole - Straighten up and Fly Right
  • 10th Liveshow:
    1. Aretha Franklin - Think (Freedom)
    2. De Poema's - Mijn Houten Hart
    3. The Pussycat Dolls - Don't Cha
  • Finale:

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    1. Aretha Franklin & Eurythmics - Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves (duet with Floortje)
    2. The Trammps - Disco Inferno
    3. Elvis Presley - Don't Be Cruel
    4. Agnes Carlsson - Right Here, Right Now (My Heart Belongs to You)

    After Idols

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    After a time off to care for her daughter, Raffaëla reappeared as one-third of girlgroup Monroe. Their single "The Real Thing" peaked at #40 on the Dutch Singles Chart, and then dropped again.

    After this, Raffaëla decided to prove herself again in the TV smash The Voice of Holland, where she reached the liveshows and became part of the final 24 contestants. She was mentored by Jeroen van der Boom.

    In The Voice of Holland

    Raffaëla Paton also auditioned for the inaugural season 1 of the Dutch reality television show The Voice of Holland. In day 3 of the vblind auditions, she sang "Mercy from Duffy with three of the four chairs turning (Jeroen van der Boom, Nick & Simon and Roel van Velzen and she picked to be on Team Jeroen.

    In the battle round, Jeroen faced her with Anne Schellekens both singing "Beautiful Liar" and passed to the live shows where she sang "Bad Romance" and was saved by the public vote. In live show 6 she sang "The Way You Make Me Feel" but was eliminated finishing 13th to 16th overall.

    Nationaal Songfestival 2012

    Raffaëla participated in the Nationaal Songfestival 2012, the Netherlands national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2012 in Baku, Azerbaijan with her entry "Chocolatte".

    She lost the duel against Joan Franka with her song "You And Me" who then advanced to the final round and won the right to represent the country. Franka and her have known each other before as they have both participated on The Voice of Holland.

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    Trivia

  • NVPI, the Dutch certifier, certified the song gold three days after the finale of Idols. The single broke the record for gold ever reached in the Netherlands. At the time, 40.000 copies were the requirement for gold. Raffaëla was given the price while she was on a popular talkshow called Jensen!, by Eric van Tijn, one of the judges during Idols.
  • A week after the final, Sony reported that the single had sold over 80,000 copies, certifying the single platinum.
  • Songs

    Mijn houten hartRaffaëla · 2006
    Right Here Right NowRaffaëla · 2006
    Chocolatte2012

    References

    Raffaëla Paton Wikipedia