Manfred Berger (singer)
Manfred Berger (born December 21, 1942 in Wolfenbüttel ) is a German pop singer.
Berger learned the trade of locksmith and electric welder. At the “Festival of the Unknowns” in Hanover, he won the “Silver Bonny”. He then received a record deal from Decca . "Dream today and kiss me tomorrow" (B-side: "For a love affair") was the first success that not only made it into the charts, but also on the sampler "Hit 67 - The great star and hit song" Parade". With “Morgen already” (B-side: “Say not goodbey”) the second single was released. Subsequently, there was no great success and Berger withdrew into private life. With his “Manfred Bergers Tanz- und Showband”, he was still performing music almost every week from Wednesday to Saturday in the 1970s. Today Berger runs the cult and hut pub Schneewittchen in Altenau / Harz.
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| SURNAME | Berger, Manfred |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German pop singer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | December 21, 1942 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Wolfenbüttel |