Getter Jaani: Estonia's Pop Princess Getter is an Estonian pop singer who captured the hearts of a generation with her infectious energy and undeniable talent. Her journey to stardom began at 16 when she competed in the Estonian version of Idol, "Eesti otsib Superstaari," in 2009. As the youngest finalist in the show's history, she radiated positivity and quickly became a fan favorite, ultimately finishing in a respectable fourth place. That same year, Getter signed with the record label and music agency Moonwalk and released her debut EP, "Parim Päev" ("Best Day"), which was an instant hit with young audiences. Her popularity soared in 2011 when she represented Estonia at the Eurovision Song Contest in Düsseldorf with the infectious pop anthem "Rockefeller Street." The song became a viral sensation, further solidifying Getter's status as a teen idol in Estonia and beyond. “Rockefeller Street” has undergone some transformation on different social media platforms, thanks to music lovers and loyal fans. Nightcore did their version of the song with a 2x tempo and remix. “Rockefeller Street” is still a viral pop song across the globe. The "Rockefeller Street" album spawned several other Estonian-language mega-hits, including "Valged Ööd" ("White Nights") with Koit Toome and "Me Kõik Jääme Vanaks" ("We All Get Old") with Mihkel Raud, both of which have become modern classics.