Déborah Rosenkranz

Déborah Rosenkranz is a talented German-French singer, songwriter, and author, born on March 18, 1983. She discovered her passion for music at a young age and began performing as a teenager. Rosenkranz's journey has been marked by both personal challenges and professional successes. She struggled with eating disorders during her teenage years but found healing through her faith and family support. Her music career took off after she was discovered while working as a flight attendant, where she would often surprise passengers with her singing. Her breakthrough came with her single "Flying Above" in 2008, which was featured on Stefan Raab's TV show "TV Total." Since then, she has released several albums, including "Cool Worship" and "Powerful," and has collaborated with notable artists like Israel Houghton.

Rosenkranz is also known for her literary contributions, having written several books, including "So schwer, sich leicht zu fühlen," which shares her experiences with eating disorders. She is involved in various social projects, such as the Power2Be Bethanien initiative for women with eating disorders and as a spokesperson for Compassion International. Her music often reflects themes of hope, resilience, and faith, making her a beloved figure in the Christian music scene. Recent releases like "Liebe ist lauter" and "Wildheart" showcase her continued growth as an artist.