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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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BBC News, "Finnish flourish for song contest", 30 June 2003
BBC Singer of the World Competition, Biography: Tommi Hakala

v t e BBC Cardiff Singer of the World competition winners
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)
Song Prize (formerly Lieder Prize)	Bryn Terfel (1989) Neal Davies (1991) Paul Whelan (1993) Kirsi Tiihonen (1995) Christopher Maltman (1997) Dae-San No (1999) Marius Brenciu (2001) Ailish Tynan (2003) Andrew Kennedy (2005) Elizabeth Watts (2007) Jan Martinik (2009) Andrei Bondarenko (2011) Jamie Barton (2013) Jongmin Park (2015) Ariunbaatar Ganbaatar (2017) Catriona Morison (2017) Mingjie Lei (2019) Masabane Cecilia Rangwanasha (2021) Sungho Kim (2023)
Audience Prize	Angela Marambio (2003) Ha-Joung Lee (2005) Jacques Imbrailo (2007) Giordano Luca (2009) Valentina Nafornița (2011) Ben Johnson (2013) Amartuvshin Enkhbat (2015) Louise Alder (2017) Katie Bray (2019) Claire Barnett-Jones (2021) Julieth Lozano Rolong (2023)

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