Die Ladiner

The proud recipients from the 2004 Grand Prix der Volksmusik, Pass away Ladiner, who frequently bill themselves as Pass away Superstars der Volksmusik, certainly are a German volksmusik duo from Val Gardena, Südtirol (South Tyrol). An autonomous province of Italy close to the Austrian boundary, Südtirol houses the Dolomite area from the Alps hill range as well as the Rhaeto-Romance vocabulary Landin (therefore the duo’s name). Shaped in 1996, Die Ladiner are made up of business lead vocalist Joakin Stuffer (b. Johann Stuffer; June 8, 1969) and accordionist Otto Demetz (delivered Dec 10, 1959), the last mentioned of whom got the area of Joakin’s sibling Rafael Stuffer (delivered June 11, 1979) in 2005. Joakin’s sibling Reinhardt is certainly a composer/lyricist for the duo, and Joakin’s girl Nicol in addition has performed with them, and was showcased in the record Ein Bisschen Fröhlich Sein (2006). Die Ladiner provides released albums including Allein in Einsamkeit (2002), Wintertime- & Weihnachtslieder (2003), Erinnerung an Mama (2004), Beuge Dich vor Grauem Haar (2004), Die Schönsten Lieder Südtirols (2005), Ein Meer Voll Traurigkeit (2005), Ein Bisschen Fröhlich Sein (2006), Die Ladiner Singen perish Grössten Erfolge von Vico Torriani (2006), and Wahre Liebe ein Leben Lang (2007). Die Ladiner are also the hosts of Ladinerfest, an annual volksmusik celebration in Val Gardena, a scenic valley nestled under the Dolomites.