Alexandra

Blessed Doris Trietz on, may 19, 1942 in Heydekrug, Memelland, or current-day ilucé, Lithuania (though at that time it was element of Germany), the singer who later be referred to as Alexandra (her middle name) spent her youth in Kiel and Hamburg thinking of stardom. She started writing music at a age, so when she was an adolescent she kept up enough cash to get her first electric guitar. For this same period, she fulfilled the Russian Nikolai Nefedov, whom she wed at 19 even though he was thirty years her mature. Nevertheless, when their initial child was created soon after, the few divorced and Nefedov emigrated to America, while Alexandra remained in Hamburg with her kid. She begun to consider performing lessons and became thinking about theater. It had been over the stage, actually, that she was uncovered by an area producer, who was simply used by her tone of voice and appears and had taken it upon himself to set up conferences with record execs. In 1967 her initial one, “Ziguenerjunge,” premiered, accompanied by “Sehnsucht,” “Schwartze Balalaika,” and “Mein Freund, der Baum,” amongst others. Unfortunately, Alexandra’s career finished tragically on July 31, 1969, when, while on holiday with her mom and kid, she was involved with a vehicle accident that wiped out both adults very quickly.