Die Prinzen

Die Prinzen are a German music group that stands out for their distinctive a cappella sound and catchy melodies combined with clever and often socially critical lyrics. Originating from Leipzig, the group was formed in 1987 and quickly rose to fame after the reunification of Germany, with their breakthrough hit "Gabi und Klaus" setting the stage for their success. The band consists of Sebastian Krumbiegel, Tobias Künzel, Wolfgang Lenk, Jens Sembdner, and Henri Schmidt, former Thomanerchor (St. Thomas Choir of Leipzig) members, which points to the classical training that underpins their musicianship.

Over the years, Die Prinzen have maintained a significant presence in the German music scene. Known for their satirical take on various aspects of society, politics, and human relationships, they have continued to engage audiences with hits like "Millionär," "Alles nur geklaut," and "Küssen verboten." With a career spanning more than three decades, Die Prinzen have not only released numerous studio albums but have also embraced new iterations of their classic hits, as seen in the 2021 versions of "Millionär" and "Gabi und Klaus." Their ability to reinterpret their music for contemporary audiences while retaining their unique sound is evident in works like "Die Prinzen (Orchestral: Live in Berlin)," showcasing the enduring appeal and relevance of their artistry.

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