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Corry

I'm sorry for the confusion, but it appears there might be a mismatch in the provided information, as "Corry" could represent multiple artists, and the list you've given includes a mix of styles and languages. Based on the list, it's likely that we're looking at records from both Corry Konings, a well-known Dutch singer known for her work with the band De Rekels, and another artist involved in electronic music who has produced a track titled "Open Season," possibly with connections to Josef Salvat's work. However, without a more specific context, it's challenging to provide a single biographical summary for an artist named "Corry."

For the Dutch singer Corry Konings (often associated with Corry & De Rekels), a biographical summary might read:

"Corry Konings is a cherished icon in the Dutch music scene, celebrated for her impactful contributions to the "levenslied" genre, a Dutch version of the popular Schlager music. Her career began in the late 1960s when she rose to fame as the lead singer of Corry & De Rekels. With hits like 'Hoe Je Heette Dat Ben Ik Vergeten' and 'Kijk Me Toch Niet Zo Ondeugend Aan,' she won over the hearts of many and cemented her place as a household name. Over the years, Corry's solo endeavors, including 'Met Jou Te Leven' and 'Je Moedertje,' have shown her versatility and enduring appeal, as she continues to perform and connect with fans old and new. 'Heerlijk Hollands - Het Allerbeste van Corry & De Rekels' serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of her music and its place in the fabric of Dutch culture."

For an electronic musician with releases like "Corrycore," "Open Season," and remixes of Josef Salvat's work, a biographical summary would be quite different and require more specific information about the artist’s background, influences, and career trajectory. Without more details, it is not possible to accurately draft a bio for this artist. If you could provide more information, I'd be happy to assist with a more targeted biography.

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