Veronika Fischer

Veronika Fischer became probably one of the most popular schlager singers within the former GDR with singles like “Du Willst Deinen Spass” (GUESS WHAT HAPPENS to accomplish) and “Ein Gefuhl Wie das Leben” (Feelings in Movement). Educated in the Dresden Music University throughout the past due ’60s and early ’70s, Fischer broke in to the East German music picture within the music group Panta Rhei in 1973. She graduated twelve months later, gathered collectively a backup music group, and released her 1st solo recording, Veronika Fischer & Music group, in 1975. Her following two albums, 1976’s Sommernachtsball and 1978’s Aufstehn, each offered more than a million copies each, producing Fischer among East Germany’s best-selling music artists. Several even more albums followed through the entire remainder from the ’70s, and Fischer discovered herself with followers on both edges from the Berlin Wall structure by enough time 1980 rolled around. Spurred, maybe, by her developing popularity in Western Germany, Fischer remaining the GDR once and for all in 1981. While she was by no means quite as popular in Western Germany as she was on the far side of the Berlin Wall structure, Fischer were able to maintain a wholesome career non-etheless. Her recognition endured well in to the early 2000s.