Genghis Khan – Moscow
junho 13th, 2010 | By admin
Genghis Khan – Moscow
A partir de hoje, colocaremos clipes a pedidos dos nossos queridos ouvintes. E para começar vamos com Genghis Khan, a pedido do nosso querido amigo: Уилсон Драпеынскй Младший
Quem não se lembra do clássico grupo Genghis Khan (ou Gengis Kan, como escrevem alguns), que lançaram Hits como “Moscow” e “Comer Comer” nos anos 80?
O que poucos sabem é que este grupo tinha um “genérico” brasileiro.
MoskauFremd und geheimnisvoll Moskau, Moskau Moskau Kosaken hey hey hey hebt die Gläser Moskau, Moskau Moskau, Moskau Kosaken hey hey hey hebt die Gläser |
MoscouEstranha e cheia de mistérios Moscou, Moscou Moscou Cossacos hey hey hey levantem os copos Moscou, Moscou Moscou, Moscou Cossacos hey hey hey levantem os copos |
Genghis Khan (known as Dschinghis Khan in their native Germany (German pronunciation: [ˈdʒɪŋɡɪs ˈkaːn]) ) was a West German pop band, created in 1979 to compete in the Eurovision Song Contest.[1] The name of the band was chosen to fit the song of the same name, written and produced by Ralph Siegel with lyrics by Bernd Meinunger. Dschinghis Khan is the German spelling of Genghis Khan, the name of the historical figure who founded the Mongol Empire.
Their song Moskau was a big hit in Australia in 1980, staying at #1 for five weeks. The song had been used as the theme music for the Channel 7 coverage of the Olympic games held in Moscow in the same year.
While the group broke up in the mid-1980s, the German video for “Moskau” was a part of the show “Disco” on ZDF; as was their similarly-staged number “Dschinghis Khan”.
History
The original members of the group were Louis Hendrik Potgieter, Steve Bender, Leslie Mándoki, Edina Pop and the husband and wife pair Wolfgang and Henriette Heichel.
The group re-formed in late 2005. They performed at the Olympiyski Arena in Moscow on 17 December 2005.
The band toured in 2006–2007 with singer/dancer group “The Legacy of Dschinghis Khan” and released the CD “7 Leben” (7 Lives). It was the band’s first release since 2004’s Best Of compilation “Jubilee”.
Discography
Longplay
* Dschinghis Khan (1979)
* Rom (1980) (Rome)
* Viva (1980)
o Re-release of Rom without bonus tracks.
* Wir sitzen alle im selben Boot (1981) (We’re all sitting in the same boat)
* Helden, Schurken & der Dudelmoser (1982) (Heroes, Roguess & the Dudelmoser)
* Corrida (1983) (The Bullfight)
* Huh Hah Dschinghis Khan – Ihre Grössten Erfolge (1993)
* Die Großen Erfolge (1999)
* Jubilee (2004)
* 7 Leben (2007) (7 Lives)
Singles
(only German releases)
* “Dschinghis Khan” (1979)
* “Moskau” (1979) (Moscow) (AUS: #1)
* “Hadschi Halef Omar” (1979) (Hadschi Halef Omar)
* “Rom” (1980)
* “Samurai” (1980)
* “Pistolero” (1981)
* “Loreley” (1981) (Lorelei)
* “Wir sitzen alle im selben Boot” (1981)
* “Klabautermann” (1982)
* “Der Dudelmoser” (1982)
* “Himalaja” (1983) (Himalaya)
* “Olé Olé” (1984)
* “Mexiko” (1985) (Mexico)




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ndo raridades, quando me recordo do nome é claro, sou péssimo para isso, lembro-me muito bem das músicas, das melodias maravilhosas que acompanhara-me durante a infância, mas são raras as vezes que consigo lembrar dos nomes dos artistas e do nome de suas músicas. Ainda bem que existe o São Google, amém.
