Finn Zetterholm, born on August 4, 1945, in Sigtuna, is a Swedish troubador and author. He began his career as a teenager, writing short stories and poems, and wrote his first song, "Bön till mina föräldrar" in 1965. Zetterholm's breakthrough came with the release of his debut album Visor i trotzåldern in 1966. He was among the first artists to perform on the Storken, a ship that served as a center for Sweden's growing folk music scene. Collaborating with Bengt Sändh, Zetterholm released several albums and gained attention through appearances on television shows like Hvar 14:e dag. His album Folklår "Våra Allra Fulaste Visor" (1977) became a controversial success, selling over 100,000 copies despite being banned from the radio. Zetterholm also authored several children's books and received notable awards such as the Evert-Taube-Stipendium in 1996 and the Olrog Scholarship in 2009.
