Flora Ofelia

Flora Ofelia Hofmann Lindahl (born July 14, 2005), better known as Flora Ofelia, is a Danish singer and actress who won the MGP 2015 singing competition with her song "Du Du Du Du" and has since appeared in the television series ' (2020) and the feature film ' (2021).

Early life
Hofmann Lindahl was born on July 14, 2005, and grew up in Bisserup in Southwest Zealand. Her sister, Freja-Bella, participated in the 2012 season of MGP Junior, a Danish youth song contest. Her father, Jesper Hofmann, is a composer, producer and member of the band, while her mother is a hairdresser who owns the hair salon Madame Grøn in Næstved. To film the television series , Hofmann Lindahl lived for almost a year in Vesterbro with her godparents. She attended the Herlufsholm School for elementary school and Sankt Annæ Gymnasium for high school.

Career
Hofmann Lindahl won the 2015 season of MGP Junior at the age of nine with the song "Du Du Du Du". She released the song "Fantastic Fantasy" in the run-up to the 2016 season of MGP Junior, using the DKK 50,000 that she had won the previous year to produce a music video. In 2016, she voiced Sofie in the animated film Finding Santa. In 2018, she played the elf girl Neia in .

Hofmann Lindahl had her breakthrough in 2020, when she played the leading role of Holly in the DR1 series Cry Wolf, for which she received a Robert Award for Best Actress in a Leading Television Role in February 2021. She was the youngest person to win this award, at the age of 15. She was then cast in 's debut feature film , based on the 1912 autobiographical novel  by Marie Bregendahl, in which Hofmann Lindahl played the lead role of Lise. She won the Silver Shell for Best Leading Performance for this role at the San Sebastián International Film Festival in September 2021. She was once again the youngest person to win this award. That same month, she signed a contract with the British agency United Agents.

In 2023, she appeared alongside Trine Dyrholm in Michael Noer's film Birthday Girl.