Die Prinzen - Millionär flac album

Millionär" (1987) Album: Das Leben ist grausam. Alles nur geklaut" (1993) Album: Alles nur geklaut. Küssen verboten" (1992) Album: Küssen verboten. Schwein sein" (1995) Album: Schweine. 1996) Album: Die CD mit der maus. Deutschland" is an irreverent, satirical song that makes a few pointed remarks about the homeland of Die Prinzen. This single from the album D (for "Deutschland") was released on the 40th anniversary of the building of the Berlin Wall in 2001. is reminiscent of Nazi times. But the song satirizes such overt patriotism and other behaviors that are "typisch Deutsch. In case there's any doubt that this is satire, Die.

The band's first name was Die Herzbuben, but it was changed to Die Prinzen in 1991 to avoid confusion with the Volkstümliche Schlager duo Wildecker Herzbuben. The lyrics of their songs are often humorous, tongue-in-cheek critiques of German government or society. The group's most popular singles have been "Alles nur geklaut", "Gabi und Klaus", "Millionär", "Küssen verboten", "(Du musst ein) Schwein sein", "Mein Fahrrad", "Olli Kahn" (about German star World Cup goalkeeper Oliver Kahn) and "Deutschland". The frog logo has appeared in a number of album and single covers. Their hit song "Millionär" appeared in the accompanying video to the German textbooks "Komm Mit" and "Stationen". Deutschland" is a very cultural and ironic song about everything in Germany.

Album: Ganz oben - Hits MCMXCI-MCMXCVII, 1997. Music video by Die Prinzen performing Millionaer (Official Video). C) 1991 Sony Music Entertainment Germany GmbH under exclusive license to BMG Rights Management GmbH. Has been played on. Germany 119. Radio Regenbogen - 90er.

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In 1991 Die Prinzen had their first big hits. The single Gabi und Klaus sold close to 500,000 copies, the album Das Leben ist grausam and the single Millionär more than a million copies. The lyrics of their songs were witty and satiric, with tongue-in-cheek criticism of the German government and German society. In later albums the band added more rock music elements and even an instrumental techno sound to their voices. In 2002, on the occasion of the World Cup, the band released the single Olli Kahn, a hymn to Germany's star goalie Oliver Kahn

Album · 1997 · 14 Songs. Die Prinzen - A-Capella-Album Die Prinzen. Listen on Apple Music.