Paul de Leeuw

Paul de Leeuw is an amazingly popular Dutch entertainer who experienced achievement like a pop singer, tv program sponsor, and film acting professional. Given birth to March 26, 1962, in Rotterdam, he increased to popularity in the past due ’80s like a television show sponsor with a razor-sharp satirical advantage. His achievement hosting displays for the tv screen station VARA resulted in a documenting contract with the business’s record label, VARAgram. He produced his full-length recording debut in 1991 with Voor U, Majesteit!, which spawned the very best 20 hit solitary “Giddy Up Proceed.” His second recording, Vehicle U Wil Ik Zingen (1992), spawned the chart-topping solitary “Gebabbel,” a duet with Willeke Alberti that solidified the position of de Leeuw as not just a television superstar but also a full-fledged pop celebrity. The recognition of “Gebabbel” propelled Vehicle U Wil Ik Zingen in to the Best Five from the Dutch albums graph, and Voor U, Majesteit! reentered the graphs as well, achieving quantity 14. Successive albums Connected (1993) and ParaCDmol (1994) had been both chart-toppers, spawning the very best Five strike “Blijf Bij Mij” and the main smash “Ik Wil Niet Dat Je Liegt,” respectively. Each one of the albums de Leeuw released through the remainder from the 10 years — In High heel Europa Was Er Niemand Zoals Jij (1995), Filmpje (1996), Encore (1996), Lief (1997), and Stille Liedjes (1999) — reached the very best Ten from the Dutch albums graph, if not the very best Five or, regarding Encore, number 1. Moreover, some of the many singles he released through the remainder from the 10 years were TOP smash hits, specifically “Voorbij” (1994), “‘K Heb Je Lief” (1997), and “Je Bent M’n Maatje” (1999). Following the turn from the hundred years, de Leeuw continued to be active being a documenting musician, and his reputation remained steady. A few of his most well-known albums of the era consist of Zingen Terwijl U Wacht (2001), Duizel Mij (2005), Mooi! Weer Een Compact disc! (2006), Symphonica in Rosso (2007), and Het Wordt Wintertime! (2008), which reached the very best Ten. The double-disc in-concert documenting Symphonica in Rosso was specifically well-known, topping the Dutch albums graph for six weeks direct.