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Natascha Hagen
12+ albums
eurodanceelectronicdancetechnoprogressive trance
about
Natascha was born in Austria in December 1974. Her musical carreer started in 1979 when, still a child, she took part in the TV show "Sing Mit", singing a folk-song. Then in 1981 she appeared in another TV show, together with the Austrian singer Reinhold Bilgeri. Some years later in 1989 Natascha took part in the Rudi-Carrell-Show, (broadcasted in Germany, Austria and Switzerland) where she performed Madonna's hit "Like a Prayer". In 1991 she qualified for the Eurovision contest preselections. But her song "Gebt den Kindern dieser Welt...", composed by former members of the group Joy, did not make the cut. The same year she released her first single, "Rockabilly Mädel", a cover-version of Rockabilly Rebel. This single flopped. Meanwhile, from 1990 to 1994, she worked for Sony, recording background vocals for various productions. In 1993 she contributed to the song "Die jungen Klosterfrauen" for the TV show Elf 99. This song was a dance-version of the Grand-prix winner title of folk music "An a Wunder hob' i glaubt". It was released as a single afterwards. In 1996 she took part to the show Teleclubbing, in which she presented the Chippendales and also performed. This same year she signed a contract with the Spanish label Blanco y Negro Music S.A. Her first major breakthrough was "You & You", released in 1997. It was written by Joan Enric Garde and Joan Vives, published by Actual Music and released by Quality Records in the USA. It reached #2 in the Spanish charts and stayed
