Mandy Winter

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Chart positions
Explanation of the data
Albums
Julian
  DE 25th 03/21/1988 (8 weeks)
  CH 17th 04/03/1988 (5 weeks)
The Age of Romance
  DE 55 04/10/1989 (1 week)
Singles
Julian
  DE 13 11/16/1987 (22 weeks)
  CH 3 02/07/1988 (13 weeks)
Two lovers
  DE 28 03/21/1988 (10 weeks)
The Age of Romance
  DE 54 01/30/1989 (7 weeks)
He's a man
  DE 35 03/27/1989 (7 weeks)
  AT 30th 05/01/1989 (2 weeks)
Children of the Future
  DE 83 06/04/1990 (3 weeks)

Mandy Winter (born September 25, 1968 in Sulzbach-Rosenberg ; actually Birgit Muxel, née Winter ) is a German singer .

life and work

Winter grew up with her parents Brigitte and Manfred Muxel in Munich's Fasanerie-Nord district . She attended the Sophie-Scholl-Gymnasium . She had her greatest success with the anti-drug song Julian . From November 16, 1987, it was in the German single charts for 23 weeks and made it to number 13. The song was even more successful beyond the borders of Germany and reached number 3 in Switzerland with Two Lovers and the single The Age of Romance was followed by two more chart hits, which were limited to Germany.

With the title song He's a Man for the TV series Peter Strohm , Mandy Winter was successful in the German single charts and in the Austrian Austria Top 40 in 1989 . After various other publications that no longer achieved the success of Julian and Two Lovers , she withdrew from show business. In 1992 Mandy Winter was able to record a small success with Captain Nemo , who came into the top 100 of the radio charts in Germany. Then she worked as a make-up artist and stylist and was the owner of a fashion store.

In 2010 a new album was released after a long time, Christmas on Sylt - Christmas on Sylt , with eleven classic Christmas carols and two new songs.

Mandy Winter is the mother of three children.

Discography

Albums

  • 1988: Julian ( EMI )
  • 1989: The Age of Romance ( Phonogram )
  • 1990: Train of Thoughts (Phonogram)
  • 2010: Christmas on Sylt - Christmas on Sylt (MRM)

Singles and Maxis

  • 1987: Julian ( EMI Electrola )
  • 1988: Two Lovers (EMI Electrola)
  • 1988: The Fire Still Burns (EMI Electrola)
  • 1989: The Age of Romance ( Mercury Records )
  • 1989: Light Come and Light Go (Mercury Records)
  • 1989: He's a Man (Mercury Records)
  • 1990: Welcome to Heaven (Mercury Records)
  • 1990: Children of the Future (Mercury Records)
  • 1990: It Don't Matter (Phonogram)
  • 1992: Captain Nemo ( WEA Music )
  • 1994: Heija ( BMG Ariola )

Awards

RSH gold

  • 1990: in the category "German production female"

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Chart sources: DE AT CH
  2. ↑ Visiting the "Julian" singer Mandy Winter, in: Bravo No. 1, December 30, 1987, p. 9.
  3. ↑ Visiting the "Julian" singer Mandy Winter, in: Bravo No. 1, December 30, 1987, p. 9.
personal data
SURNAME Winter, Mandy
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Muxel, Birgit (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German singer
DATE OF BIRTH September 25, 1968
PLACE OF BIRTH Sulzbach-Rosenberg