Home » today » Entertainment » Pop music from the Oberland – That’s why Oberland music is so successful Pop music from the Oberland – That’s why Oberland music is so successful July 30, 2022 by world today news – That’s why Oberländer Musik is so successful Hardly any other region in Switzerland has a higher concentration of successful pop and rock bands than the Bernese Oberland. A search for clues. – Published today at 07:19— – Rumpelstilz in 1972 in the TV studio: the Bernese Oberland around Polo Hofer (front right) and Hanery Amman (back center) shaped dialect rock like no other band. Photo: Keystone “Yes, the Bernese Oberland has always gotten a good share of the cake,” says Samuel Mumenthaler. The 61-year-old musician, author and journalist is regarded as one of the most profound connoisseurs of the music commonly referred to as dialect or Bernese rock. And which was significantly shaped by artists from the Bernese Oberland. You need a subscription to read this article in its entirety. subscribeLogin—- Related posts:Monet's Blue House gets its original blue colorActress Son Eun Seo Confirmed To Be In A RelationshipLera Kudryavtseva: “My husband wanted to sleep with an old woman, and I with a young one”The video of Daesh's demands freezes the Assize CourtShare this:FacebookX Related Cyclists seriously injured in collision, motorist flees the Beauceron recipe for finding and keeping staff Leave a Comment Cancel replyCommentName Email Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Search for:
– That’s why Oberländer Musik is so successful Hardly any other region in Switzerland has a higher concentration of successful pop and rock bands than the Bernese Oberland. A search for clues. – Published today at 07:19— – Rumpelstilz in 1972 in the TV studio: the Bernese Oberland around Polo Hofer (front right) and Hanery Amman (back center) shaped dialect rock like no other band. Photo: Keystone “Yes, the Bernese Oberland has always gotten a good share of the cake,” says Samuel Mumenthaler. The 61-year-old musician, author and journalist is regarded as one of the most profound connoisseurs of the music commonly referred to as dialect or Bernese rock. And which was significantly shaped by artists from the Bernese Oberland. You need a subscription to read this article in its entirety. subscribeLogin—- Related posts:Monet's Blue House gets its original blue colorActress Son Eun Seo Confirmed To Be In A RelationshipLera Kudryavtseva: “My husband wanted to sleep with an old woman, and I with a young one”The video of Daesh's demands freezes the Assize CourtShare this:FacebookX Related Cyclists seriously injured in collision, motorist flees the Beauceron recipe for finding and keeping staff Leave a Comment Cancel replyCommentName Email Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Search for: