Elin Lanto, Born on 22 July 1984, is a Swedish singer who has made waves in her home country with several chart-topping hits, including the number-one single I Won’t Cry. Hailing from Enköping, she first signed with Swedish indie label Rodeo Records while still in high school and quickly became a pop sensation. Lanto gained wider recognition after performing Money at Melodifestivalen 2007 and returned to the competition in 2010 with Doctor Doctor.

In 2009, Elin expanded her reach internationally with the single Discotheque, which featured a remix by Jonas von de Burg and was highlighted on Showtime’s The L Word. Her debut album One, produced by Lasse Anderson, and her second single I Can Do It (Watch Me Now) cemented her reputation as a dynamic pop performer. Known for her catchy melodies, vibrant stage presence, and energetic performances, Elin Lanto remains one of Sweden’s most memorable pop artists.