Kristina Bach

Originally discovered in 1983 in a talent competition in Düsseldorf, Germany’s Kristina Bach is a popular pop singer in her homeland since releasing the 1984 hit “Heisser Fine sand” for the BMG label. All of those other ’80s were filled up with light pop strikes like “Allein auf Einem Stern” and “Eldorado,” but her 1990 work “Erst ein Cappuccino” was large, topping the German graphs and producing her among the country’s biggest celebrities. The achievement of the monitor brought new possibilities, like a cooperation with the work Harajuku to get a cover from the theme through the Phantom from the Opera, which positioned on dance music graphs around the world. A yr later she started working like a songwriter for additional artists, eventually composing music for Andrea Berg, Michelle, Stefanie Hertel, Helene Fischer, and Jeanette Biedermann. Right now with over 2 decades of pop achievement behind her, Bach continues to be mentioned by German critics as an musician who easily produced the not often so easy changeover from light pop vocalist to critical songwriter.