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A queer, nostalgic schlager artist.
Popular German schlager crooner Marianne Rosenberg was born in the city of Berlin in 1955. After winning a talent contest at the age of 14 with her song "Mr. Paul McCartney," Rosenberg embarked on a successful run through the mid-'70s, landing regional hits with "Fremder Mann, Er Gehört zu Mir," "Lieder der Nacht," and "Marleen." Long considered a gay icon in Europe, Rosenberg continues to record and perform. The disco-fueled Für Immer Wie Heute was issued in 2004. ~ James Christopher Monger, Rovi
Marianne Rosenberg performs German pop and schlager music, blending 1970s Philly-soul orchestration with melodic songwriting and Neue Deutsche Welle elements.
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Marianne Rosenberg was born and raised in West Berlin, Germany.