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Lecia Jønsson (born 18 September 1948) is a Danish singer and songwriter, known for performing in a duo with her sister, Lucienne Sundstrøm, and later being in the duo Laban with Ivan Pedersen, where they achieved great popularity in their home country and limited international success in Europe and the United States.

Jønsson's musical career started in 1961 when she and Lucienne Sundstrøm began performing as a duo, Lecia & Lucienne, and both sisters later became members of the Danish band The Scarlets. After leaving The Scarlets, Lecia & Lucienne had a hit single in Denmark titled "Rør Ved Mig," which garnered substantial popularity in autumn 1973. Sundstrøm retired from the music industry in 1981, thus leading Jønsson to start a solo career.

In 1982, Jønsson, alongside drummer and singer-songwriter Ivan Pedersen, formed the duo Laban. As a pair, Jønsson and Pedersen found substantial popularity in Denmark with their debut single, "Hvor ska' vi sove i nat?" The song, an instant smash hit, went to #3 in Denmark and has sold over a million copies to date. In 1986, Laban broke into the American charts with their single "Love in Siberia," which peaked at #88 on the Billboard Hot 100. "Love in Siberia" also peaked #38 on the U.S. Dance Chart and #47 on the Cash Box chart in early 1987. The success of "Love in Siberia" also bolstered further success in Europe, Latin America, and Scandinavian territories like Sweden, where the duo's follow-up singles, such as "Caught by Surprise"…