NewsMarianne Rosenberg: "Fat Grooves" learned from her son

Marianne Rosenberg: "Fat Grooves" learned from her son

The radio station SWR4 Baden-Württemberg honored Marianne Rosenberg for the “Comeback of the Year”. At the award ceremony, the singer also thanked her son.

Stuttgart – Singer Marianne Rosenberg (“He belongs to me”) has benefited from working with her son. “It wasn’t planned at all, but it was very good for both of us,” said the 66-year-old at the award ceremony for the “Gläserne Vier” hit in Stuttgart, according to a statement.

“We had a lot of fun and both learned from each other – I had the fat grooves, he one way or another way of looking at the audience.”

The radio station SWR4 Baden-Württemberg honored Rosenberg for the “Comeback of the Year” on Saturday evening. She had produced her current album “In the Name of Love” with her son Max, and it skyrocketed to the top of the charts after it was released. “Two days later I got Corona,” said the singer. “The whole tour also had to be canceled due to Corona. That’s why I’m very happy that I can finally present the songs in front of an audience. “

Julian Reim, son of pop star Matthias Reim, was named “Newcomer of the Year”, and DJ Ötzi was named “Star of the Year”. dpa

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