Andreas Martin (singer)

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Andreas Martin
Martin in 2011
Background information
Born	(1952-12-23) December 23, 1952 (age 71) East Berlin, East Germany
Genres	Schlager
Occupations	Singer
Website	andreasmartin.de

Andreas Martin (born 23 December 1952 in East Berlin^[1]) is a German schlager singer.^[2] He came third in the OGAE Second Chance Contest 1989.^[3]

• 1982 Andreas Martin
• 1984 Was man Liebe nennt
• 1987 Du bist alles
• 1988 Nur bei dir
• 1990 Ein Teil von mir
• 1991 Side by Side (with Drafi Deutscher as New Mixed Emotions)
• 1992 Verbotene Träume
• 1994 Herz oder gar nichts
• 1995 Alles Gute, in Liebe
• 1997 Mit dir und für immer
• 1998 Allein wegen dir
• 2001 C'est la vie
• 2002 Das Beste
• 2003 Niemals zu alt
• 2005 Wir leben nur einmal
• 2006 Gib niemals deine Träume auf
• 2007 100 Prozent Sehnsucht
• 2008 Mondsüchtig
• 2009 Aufgemischt
• 2010 Lichtstrahl
• 2012 Kein Problem
• 2012 All the Best (EMI compilation album series)
• 2014 Für dich
• 2016 Tänzer, Träumer, Spinner

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