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About me
I'm not born in the USA, but in a small town in Sauerland, Nordrhein-Westfalen. Since my 20th birthday, I live in Bochum, in the middle of the "Ruhrpott" near to Düsseldorf and other important german My profession is Customer Agent for a cable TV Company in Nordrhein-Westfalen, also my hobby is more important to ce: I train citizens for making radioshows and I produce an own little radioshow in Bochum I'm a fan of ESC since I was ten years old and I saw and listened the winnersong Hallelujah, sung by Gali Atari and Milk & Honey. It's still one of my favourite songs of Eurovision next to songs like ...
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"Christian "
| Sex | Male |
|---|---|
| Birthday | 10 October 1969 |
| Home town | Bochum |
| Country | Germany |
Christian's recent updates
- 10/Feb 2011 at 00:27 • Christian posted a new blog titled "2. semifinal Germany" on his profile page.
- 1/Feb 2011 at 14:48 • Christian posted a new blog titled "1. Semifinal Germany" on his profile page.
- 27/Jan 2011 at 16:56 • Christian just signed up for MyEurovision. Welcome!
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Oliver Fan says • 27/Mar 2011 at 15:55
Oliver Fan says • 27/Mar 2011 at 12:01
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JRW-dZjlwQ
Reply from Christian:
It's a very good song and different from the others... like Germanys! :-)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFciOb0diQE
Kjell Hasthi says • 16/Feb 2011 at 20:09
Nice to hear that you're following the Norwegian final. My 3 favourites this year were Vardlokk with Helene Bøksle, Haba Haba with Stella Mwangi and Ah Åh Ah Åh with Åste & Rikke. Further somehow I also liked The BlackSheeps, as an outsider :))
Myself I was in Gothenburg last weekend, present at the part final of Melodifestivalen. That was fun and a great experience as well.
I do not believe Sweden have found their winner, yet, but the still have 2 more part finals left before their main final in March. I'll be present there as well, in Stockholm :))
What do you think about Lena representing Germany, again..?
Reply from Christian:
Hey Kjell,first I thought that the defence of the titel was a joke by Stefan Raab... he's an famous entertainer in Germany and also the mentor of Lena. Everybody knows that he is a gambler and a comedian, so nobody believed that.
But one day after winning, there was an official official press conference, where the NDR declared, that this is true. Some people in Germany are annoyed by Lena, because she was in public for month before Eurovision. Meanwhile, I think that it is a funny idea, but she has no winning chances, although the songs in the semifinals were very good. I've bought the album and there are some jewels of songs. On friday, there is the german final on TV and I'm all on edge which song will win. My favorites are "Taken by a stranger" because it's a strange song, "Push forward" is a wonderful ballad and my close favorite is "A million and one", because it is a bewitching song, but too ambitious for a contest I think.
Greeings from Bochum,
Christian
Kjell Hasthi says • 5/Feb 2011 at 11:17
Then again if you get the chance I'd really recommend you to go to the semi finals as well. So much fun!
I've been to Cologne once before, a couple of years ago. Liked it and I think it'll be very nice, again :))
Reply from Christian:
Hey Kjell,I've heard just the songs for the norwegian finals and they are good. My favorites are Helene Boksle with Vardlockk (it's different from the other songs) and Stella Mwangi with Haba haba, because it is a catchy and sunny song. What's your favorite for Norway?
Kjell Hasthi says • 3/Feb 2011 at 22:16
Yes I'll be present in Düsseldorf for the weekend of May 13th - 15th :))
This will be my second "live" ESC in a row as I went to the Oslo one aswell.
Will be staying in a hotel in Cologne though, then again this is quite close and convinient with train. You have tickets for all 3 shows or only the finale?
/Kjell