Nino de Angelo

Domenico Gerhard Gorgoglione, known to the world as Nino de Angelo, was born on December eighteenth, nineteen sixty-three. This talented German singer, of Italian descent, rose to fame with his iconic hit 'Jenseits von Eden', which dominated the German charts in nineteen eighty-three, securing the number one spot for an impressive ten weeks. The song also found success in France, where its Italian version topped the charts for five weeks.

In addition to his chart-topping success, Nino de Angelo made a notable appearance in the Eurovision Song Contest in nineteen eighty-nine. He performed the song 'Flieger', which was crafted by the renowned Dieter Bohlen and Joachim Horn-Bernges. Although he finished fourteenth with forty-six points, his participation added to his growing reputation in the music industry.

Throughout his career, Nino has explored various musical avenues, including a minor hit in the UK Singles Chart with 'Guardian Angel' in nineteen eighty-four. Originally recorded in German, this song was penned by Drafi Deutscher and showcased Nino's versatility as an artist.

His collaborations have also marked significant milestones in his career, including a partnership with the German band Mr. President on the track 'Olympic Dreams' from their album 'We See the Same Sun'. Furthermore, his influence extended to other artists, as evidenced by the German punk band Die Ärzte covering 'Jenseits Von Eden' on their self-titled album released in nineteen eighty-six.