Stefanie Hertel
Stefanie Anke Hertel ( born July 25, 1979 in Oelsnitz / Vogtl. ) Is a German singer of popular Schlager and presenter.
Life / career
Stefanie Hertel was already at the age of four with her father Eberhard Hertel on the stage in the Vogtland Falkenstein.
With six they then had with the teddy bear yodel her first television appearance on the program " Oberhofer Farmer's Market " on television of the GDR. After their appearance at Carolin Reiber in the program " Folk Hit Parade " in 1990, the media manager Hans Rudolf Beierlein took ( montana music publisher) Hertel under contract. In the preliminary round of the Grand Prix of folk music in the courtyard it came to the first meeting between Hertel and Stefan Mross, who also stood at Beierlein under contract.
At the finals of the Grand Prix der Volksmusik 1991 she finished fifth with the title So a little piece perfect world and won the Grand Prix of Folk Music in 1992 with the title over each Bacherl is a small bridge (written by Jean Frankfurter and Irma Holder). In September 1992, she was honored by RTL with the "Krone der Volksmusik " as " most successful young singer ".
In 1994, Hertel and Mross a couple. Both took their first joint Christmas album Christmas on with you. In 1995, she took Mross for the third time at the Grand Prix of Folk Music 1995 part. With a song for every ray of sunshine they reached the second place. Since then, both were often together, but continue as soloists. 1996 Hertel acquired their high-school diploma.
In 1997, the ARD Hertel dedicated a TV special "Songs to fall in love " on her 18th birthday from the Europa Park in Rust. These appeared in the commercial the eponymous album and a VHS cassette (now also available on DVD ).
On 17 October 2001 their daughter was born, on 6 September 2006 married Stefanie Hertel and Stefan Mross in Florida, the church wedding took place on 5 November 2006 in a chapel in Hafling (South Tyrol ).
In autumn 2007, a new duet album was planned. In addition, a DVD of Hertel and Mross should appear with TV appearances and duet songs. These projects were put on hold due to time constraints. For this, a new album by Hertel with the title appeared on 8 February 2008 More than freedom. In 2009 Hertel celebrated its 25th anniversary on stage with a big tour in Germany with her husband Mross.
After nearly 10 years at the record company Koch Universal Hertel 2010 brought a new studio album titled That feels good in her new record company Sony Music Ariola out. The album was again produced by Jean Frankfurter. Texts were written by the young author Tobias Reitz and Bernd Meinunger. TV premiere was on 20 March 2010 at the Spring Festival of Folk Music in Riesa with the song Paradise in your eyes.
Hertel and Mross announced through a lawyer's office their separation in September 2011, but announced to continue to want to work together amicably. In the ZDF show Markus Lanz on December 6, 2011 Karl Moik claimed that the partnership between Hertel and Mross had been arranged for the media. 2012, the marriage ended in divorce.
Hertel was seen in 2012 in the dancing show Let's Dance at the side of professional dancer Sergiy Plyuta and gained the semifinals.
2013 Hertel celebrated its 30th anniversary on stage. She presented in February their new studio album, " Wait a minute! ". For the first time she had written four songs themselves. In March 2013, it presented its first own Dirndl collection " dirndl skirt " in cooperation with the firm Stockerpoint ago. In October, she went on, " Wait a minute! " Anniversary tour across East Germany.
Awards
- Musicians Emperor with dad Eberhard: 1991
- Edelweiss: 1991
- Golden hens: 1995, 2000 and 2002
- Golden Tuning Forks: 1997, 1998 and 2005
- Crowns of Folk Music: 1992 (RTL ), 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2005
- Picture Osgar: 2003
- Herbert Roth Award: 1991, 2003
- The Golden One: 1995, 1999
- One of the folk music: 1998
- Franz von Assisi Medal: 2007
- Star Ski Jumping: 2008
- My Star of the Year: 2009 ( Award of the Bauer Media ( Das Neue Blatt, new post ...) in Hamburg)
- Honorary artist of Bad Elster in the Royal Albert Theater