Helene Fischer

Helene Fischer is a German singer and entertainer known for Schlager and pop music, elaborate stage productions, and the hit song “Atemlos durch die Nacht.”

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Atemlos durch die Nacht: A 2013 German-language pop song performed by Helene Fischer and one of her signature hits. Its chart success helped make Fischer a defining figure in contemporary German pop.
Concert residency: A series of concerts by an artist at one venue over a defined period. Fischer’s extended venue engagements allow elaborate productions to reach audiences repeatedly.
Krasnoyarsk: A city in Siberia, Russia, on the Yenisei River. Fischer was born in Krasnoyarsk before her family moved to Germany.
Jean Frankfurter: A German music producer and songwriter known for work in Schlager. Frankfurter wrote and produced songs during Fischer’s early recording career.
Echo Music Prize: A German music award presented from 1992 to 2018 by the German Phono Academy. Fischer won numerous Echo awards, reflecting her commercial standing in German music.
Farbenspiel: A 2013 studio album by Helene Fischer, featuring “Atemlos durch die Nacht.” The album became one of Fischer’s most successful releases.
Aerial dance: A performance art combining dance with movement on suspended apparatus or rigging. Aerial choreography is one of the visual techniques associated with Fischer’s live shows.
Aussiedler: Ethnic German migrants who settled in Germany, often from the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. Fischer’s family belonged to the German-speaking migration from the Soviet Union.
Kristina Bach: A German singer, songwriter, and producer in the Schlager tradition. Bach wrote “Atemlos durch die Nacht,” Fischer’s best-known hit.
German-language music: Music performed with lyrics primarily in German, spanning many genres and periods. Fischer’s popularity has helped keep German-language pop prominent in mainstream entertainment.