Heidi Brühl was a prominent German actress and singer, notably remembered for her charming presence in the entertainment world during the 1950s through to the 1970s. Born on January 30, 1942, in Gräfelfing, Bavaria, Germany, she started her career as a child actress and later on transitioned into music, maturing into an admired performer both in her home country and internationally.

Brühl's music career took flight in the 1960s when she represented Germany in the 1963 Eurovision Song Contest with the song "Marcel." Although she didn't win, the event propelled her into European musical stardom. Throughout her career, she released a number of successful albums and singles that showcased her versatile talent, ranging from traditional pop music to musical theater. Her charm and vocal abilities were evident in performances such as "They Say It's Wonderful" which was captured live on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1965, evidencing her international appeal. Albums like "BIG BOX - Legendäre Original-Alben - Heidi Brühl" and "Heidi Brühl International" cement her legacy as a cherished artist. Her musical repertoire also included interpretations from famous musicals, as denoted in albums like "Weil's aus Liebe war (Die schönsten Musical Melodien)" and the cast recording for "Annie Get Your Gun - Annie schieß los!" Her contribution to the performing arts remained considerable up until her untimely death from cancer on June 8, 1991, at the age of 49. Heidi Brühl's enduring legacy is one of a multi-talented star who left a lasting impression in the realms of film, television, and music.

Genres

Classic Schlager

Ostschlager

Latest Release

They Say It's Wonderful (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, November 21, 1965)

Heidi Brühl

Single - Released December 10, 2022