Andreas Fulterer

Andreas Fulterer (appearance in Bad Füssing 2016)

Chart positions Explanation of the data

Albums

Ciao bambina, ciao amore   AT 49 05/10/1997 (2 weeks) A thousand signals   AT 26th 01/28/2001 (11 weeks) One more time with you   DE 99 05/06/2002 (1 week)   AT 29 05/05/2002 (6 weeks) This fire love   AT 65 05/25/2003 (3 weeks) On the train to the south   AT 59 09/14/2007 (1 week) Best of Andreas Fulterer   AT 15th 07/22/2011 (7 weeks) We are comrades   AT 47 11/30/2012 (2 weeks) Ti amo - great hits   AT 37 06/06/2014 (4 weeks) It remains a dream   AT 38 11/21/2014 (3 weeks) Colorless   AT 19th 08/05/2016 (9 weeks) Best of the best   AT 18th 02/10/2017 (8 weeks) Italo gold   AT 75 06/14/2019 (1 week)

Andreas Fulterer (born February 27, 1961 in Seis am Schlern ; † October 26, 2016 there ) was an Italian singer from South Tyrol .

Life

Andreas Fulterer came from Seis am Schlern, where he lived with his family until his death. At the age of 15 he learned his first instrument with the drums . He was a founding member of the "Seiser Buam", this was also his first band. He made his first public appearance in 1978. In 1985 he quit and initially continued his musical path in Austria. After returning to South Tyrol, he joined the Alpine sextet. In 1993 he joined the Kastelruther Spatzen as guitarist and second singer . He was a member of them until 1998.

In 1995 he recorded his first own CD Amore, Felicità, which only contained songs in Italian. After further solo albums, which he released under the name "Andreas", he won the ZDF hit parade in 1998 with the duet title Inno d'amore - together with Petra Frey . In autumn 1998 he got out of the Kastelruther Spatzen and has since performed as a solo artist. In 2001 he released a hit with Donna Blue, which he presented in late autumn 2010 as a new recording for his "best of album".

Fulterer was a representative of the German-Italian pop hit, which he presented especially at live concerts - together with his band.

Andreas Fulterer died on the night of October 26, 2016 at a cancer . He was carried to the grave by the Kastelruther Spatzen in the local cemetery of Seis am Schlern and buried there.

tape

• Reinhard Glöggler (bass, vocals, head of the band)
• Lothar Haunsperger (guitar, vocals)
• Rainer Birzele (drums)
• Thomas Rother (piano, keyboards)
• Claudia Schott (vocals, saxophone, clarinet)
• Manuela Maric (vocals)

Discography

• 1995: Amore, Felicità
• 1996: Baci, Baci
• 1997: Ciao Bambina, ciao amore
• 1999: Now I want to live
• 2000: Un Cappuccino a Rimini (Greatest Hits Album)
• 2001: a thousand signals
• 2001: The Most Beautiful Love Songs (Greatest Hits Album)
• 2002: one more time with you
• 2003: This fire love
• 2004: Heart of Glass (3 CD set)
• 2005: Lord of Fire
• 2007: On the train south
• 2009: Hit STAR PARADE
• 2009: LIVE - Andreas Fulterer & Band
• 2010: Every year at the same time - Andreas Fulterer & Band (Christmas album)
• 2011: Best of Andreas Fulterer (Greatest Hits Album)
• 2012: We are comrades (also as a special edition, incl. DVD)
• 2012: Best of Christmas
• 2014: Ti Amo - Great hits (Italian-language album)
• 2014: Is it still a dream (also as a special edition, incl. DVD)
• 2015: hit of the south
• 2015: Christmas is alive
• 2016: Empty of colors
• 2017: Best of the Best

Video albums

• 2009: LIVE - Andreas Fulterer & Band
• 2012: my way
• 2016: Christmas magic from the Dolomites - live concert recording

Web links

• Andreas Fulterer at Discogs (English)
• andreasfulterer.de: Official website

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Chart sources: AT
2. ↑ Andreas Fulterer is dead . New South Tyrolean daily newspaper , October 26, 2016.
3. ↑ A touch of Italy in the dance house . Augsburger Allgemeine , April 3, 2014, accessed on May 13, 2016.
4. ^ Knerger.de: The grave of Andreas Fulterer