Popeda and Kake Randelin

Formed in 1977 in Tampere, Finland, Popeda is a cornerstone of the Manserock movement. Inspired by the Rolling Stones, the band was created by Ilari Ainiala and Pauli Pate Mustajärvi, releasing nearly 20 studio albums between 1978 and 2005.

Kauko "Kake" Randelin, born in Mäntyharju, Finland, is a renowned Finnish schlager singer. Known for his bright, energizing sound blending rock, folk, and electronic music, he has many popular songs including "Nasta pimu," "Avaa hakas," and "Juhannusyö." His album "Huoleton" achieved diamond status, and "Avaa hakas" was named schlager of the year at the Emma-gaala. He has collaborated with artists like Portion Boys.