Wer mag kann auch Ketchup haben
Immer wieder sonntags *sing*
(That’s a line from an old German pop song by Cindy & Bert)
A German SundaySound again.
Today it’s a new song by Eisbrecher (lit. icebreaker). Translated the titel means „What’s happening here?“. Weiterlesen
Immer wieder sonntags *sing*
(That’s a line from an old German pop song by Cindy & Bert)
These days are the „jecke Tage“ (lit. crazy days) as they called in Cologne. It means in many areas of Germany is carnival actually. Weiterlesen
Immer wieder sonntags *sing*
(That’s a line from an old German pop song by Cindy & Bert)
For today I chose a bit trash metal. Weiterlesen
Immer wieder sonntags *sing*
(That’s a line from an old German pop song by Cindy & Bert)
111 is a number we call in German a „Schnapszahl“ (a multidigit number with all digits identical).
This numbers also work as date Weiterlesen
Immer wieder sonntags *sing*
(That’s a line from an old German pop song by Cindy & Bert)
Gäa is a song by Oonagh. At the time when Oonagh came out, there was a commercial at TV. They said Oonagh were the new sensation, singing in german-elvish language. Weiterlesen
