Christina Stürmer

Christina Stürmer, born on June ninth, nineteen eighty-two, in Linz, Austria, is a celebrated singer and songwriter who captured the public's attention as the runner-up of the inaugural season of the ORF eins television talent series Starmania. Her remarkable journey in the music industry began with her signing to Universal Music, leading to the release of her debut single 'Ich lebe,' which dominated the Austrian Singles Chart for nine consecutive weeks.

Following her initial success, Stürmer released her first two albums, 'Freier Fall' in two thousand three and 'Soll das wirklich alles sein' in two thousand four. Both albums debuted at the top of the Austrian Albums Chart and produced an impressive eight top ten hits, including the chart-topping singles 'Mama (Ana Ahabak)' and 'Vorbei.'

With the launch of her international debut album 'Schwarz Weiss,' Stürmer solidified her status as one of the most successful Austrian artists in German-speaking Europe during the mid-2000s. She continued to build on this success with a series of acclaimed albums, such as 'Lebe lauter' in two thousand six, 'In dieser Stadt' in two thousand nine, 'Ich hör auf mein Herz' in two thousand thirteen, and 'Seite an Seite' in two thousand sixteen. Many singles from these albums became hits across Austria, Germany, and Switzerland, including the number-one tracks 'Nie genug' and 'Um bei dir zu sein.'

Over a career spanning fifteen years, Christina Stürmer has sold more than two million records, earning her numerous accolades, including eleven Amadeus Austrian Music Awards, a Goldene Stimmgabel, and two ECHO Awards. In two thousand fifteen, she participated in the second season of the German adaptation of 'The Best Singers,' titled 'Sing meinen Song – Das Tauschkonzert,' and in two thousand seventeen, she took on the role of a coach on the German television series 'It Takes 2.'