Carita Holmström

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Carita Elisabeth Holmström (born 10 February 1954, in Helsinki^[1]) is a Finnish pianist, singer and songwriter. She has written and played jazz and classical music during her career. She also had a duo, Carita & Marianne, with Marianne "Maru" Nyman.^[2] She represented Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 1974 with the song "Keep Me Warm", finishing 13th.^[3]

• We Are What We Do (1973)
• Toinen levy (1974)
• Two Faces (1980)
• Aquamarin (1984)
• Time of Growing (1990)
• DUO! (1994)
• Jos tänään tuntis' huomisen 1973–1974 (If Today Would Know Morrow) (2004)
• My Diary of Songs (2010)

• Carita Holmström on the Finnish National Eurovision Final 1974 (in Finnish)

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