Nena claim to fame

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  • Real Name:        Gabriele Susanne Kerner
  • A.k.a:                 Nena
  • Category:           One Hit Wonders
  • Submitted by:      LJ
  • Posted Date:       2008-03-04
  • Last Modified:      2011-10-10
Nena (a nickname) began in a German punk band in 1977, but enjoyed international success in 1983 when her band also named Nena released 99 Luftballons (99 balloons in German) - the English version of the song was 99 Red Balloons.  

Where are they now?



 99 Luftballons was Nena's only hit single in North America, but the band continued to enjoy success in Europe. They split in 1987.

Nena (the singer) continued solo without much success. In 2002 she re-released some old singles that were received well.

She also voiced Saphira the Dragon in the German version of Eragon and voiced the Princess in the German version of Arthur and the Invisibles.

Nena- 99luft Balons video

References

URLs:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nena
http://www.freewebs.com/nenafan99/index.htm


What's Related:
http://www.nena.de/

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