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Die Prinzen

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1999 - So viel Spass für wenig Geld

1993 - Alles nur geklaut

1992 - Küssen verboten

1991 - Mann im Mond

1991 - Millionär

Members
5 Male

Popularity

55

Followers
237,687

Origin
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Leipzig, East-Germany

Genre
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Pop

Style
Manufactured Pop

Mood
Happy

Born

1987

Active
1987 to Present...

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Most Loved Tracks

Track	Last.FM Listens	Loves
Alles nur geklaut	239,594	4 users
Deutschland	88,535	4 users
Küssen verboten	80,050	4 users
Mein bester Freund	59,823	4 users
Millionär	105,041	4 users

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Early albums consist of a cappella music. The band's first name was Die Herzbuben, but it was changed to Die Prinzen in 1991 to avoid confusion with the Volkstümliche Schlager duo Wildecker Herzbuben. The lyrics of their songs are often humorous, tongue-in-cheek critiques of German government or society. The group's most popular singles have been "Gabi und Klaus", "Millionär", "Küssen verboten", "(Du musst ein) Schwein sein", "Mein Fahrrad", "Olli Kahn" (about German star World Cup goalkeeper Oliver Kahn) and "Deutschland".
In reference to the group's name and the Brothers Grimm fairy-tale "The Frog Prince", the group's logo is a green frog wearing a crown. The frog logo has appeared in a number of album and single covers.
Their hit song "Millionär" appeared in the accompanying video to the German textbooks "Komm Mit" and "Stationen".
"Deutschland" is a very cultural and ironic song about everything of Deutschland (Germany). It was written by German songwriter Steve van Velvet