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zarah in the movie" die grosse liebe" of 1942. its a wonderful lovesong, written by michael jary and bruno balz.the song was not by any means meant as propaganda from both. the songwriter balz was arrested for some weeks from gestapo and jary helped him become released.

zarah leander sings " kann denn liebe sünde sein?" ( can love be a sin?)no, naturally not, a daring song for at that time. the song text was written by bruno balz, a homosexual and a very good friend of zarah.

Kendrick and Paes both drill each other

Microsoft Sam beindult. :D:D:D:D

An old Zarah Leander performing "Send In The Clowns" in German (Wo Sind die Clowns), 1978. This is a rare recording of this classic Sondheim tune (one of the diva's last recordings as well). Background: Zarah Leander played the part of Mme Armfeldt in Vienna 1975 (in German) and later in the original Swedish staging of "A Little Night Music" at Folkan in Stockholm 1978 (in Swedish). Only the German version was later recorded, however, in 1978, making this one of Leander's last recordings ...

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This is a great song, composed by Nino Rota... It tells the story of a girl from Nowgorod. When war reaches Nowgorod she has to say goodbye to her loved one and she never sees him again... It is a very dramatic composition with a beautiful rhythm... According to Jutta Jacobi, who published an excellent biography of Zarah Leander in 2006, this song was a big succes in the Sowjetunion.... For the last few years there has been a lot of speculation about Zarah Leander being a spy for Russia ...

The song "Le chaland qui passe" was an enormous hit for French singer Lys Gauty in 1933. It was a translation of the Italian song "Parlami d'amore Mariu" (recorded by Tino Rossi and others). In 1934 Zarah Leander, accompanied by the orchestra of her husband to be, Arne Hülphers, recorded a Swedish version, which in translation means "Love is new every day". Enjoy! All pictures/Images from personal collection

Doubles specialist Leander Paes talks about his years on the tour.

Jubilee Leander on a round trip, Crewe to Carlisle and return on Saturday 2nd September 2006. Weather conditions could not have been much worse with heavy rain most of the day.

tracklist : D-Leander ft. Rolvario - Sharp Rolvario - Happy D-Leander - Happy Hardheadz vs. Showtek - Wreck this Hardstyle ( Rolvario's bubbling remix ) Public Enemy vs. Benny Benassi - Bring the Noise ( Rolvario's bubbling remix )

A beautiful version of the traditional and beloved Swedish song/hymn 'Ack Wärmeland du sköna' performed by Zarah Leander (clip from a 1965 TV broadcast).

In his new book, Inside Steve's Brain, Wired.com News Editor Leander Kahney interviewed dozens of Apple employees and experts to find out how Steve Jobs made Apple such a runaway success.

one of my favourite song with pictures i love!

In 1930 the movie "Der blaue Engel/The blue angel" was a worldwide sensation. Director Josef von Sternberg found his Lola-Lola in a rather plain and chubby actress called Marlene Dietrich. Up to that time she had starred in plays and silent films with moderate succes... Von Sternberg however applied his genius and turned Marlene Dietrich into the immortal screen legend she is today. The songs she sang became evergreens and especially "Ich bin von Kopf bis Fuss..." was recorded in many ...

Leander is a great game that is very underrated. This review may not be my best, but keep an open mind and over look the lame jokes... as always.. :P

Zarah's rendition of Sholom Secunda's famed song, recorded in Stockholm, April 1938. B-side is "Budapest", see video response. Enjoy! For Scene and close-ups of Zarah Leander set to a dramatic tango by Barnabas von Geczy : www.youtube.com All pictures/images from personal collection

In the movie "Bei Dir war es immer so schön" Zarah Leander played a movie star for whom composer Peter Martens writes a song... In a scene in which she plays the Russian empress Catherine the Great, she sings "Nur nicht aus Liebe weinen". Ironically during her years at UFA Zarah Leander was supposed to play Catherine the Great but the plans were eventually scrapped. The movie "Bei Dir war es immer so schön" pays tribute to the music of Theo Mackeben, who died in 1953. Enjoy!...

zarah leander loves the beatles, in 1972 she recording yesterday. she sang it by her own style,lofty,tragical and silkiness

This is another early recording of Zarah Leander. She sings the famous "Vilja Lied" from Franz Lehar's "Die lustige Witwe" (The merry widow). Her interpretation of Hanna Glawari made her into a Scandinavian superstar... The "Merry Widow" that premiered in 1931 was radically different from the classical operetta. It had been transformed into a modern musical, just keeping the original songs and changing everything else. Famed actor Gösta Ekman (star of FW Murnau's "Faust") was Danilo... One ...

The legendary movie "Der Kongress tanzt" (aka "Le congres s'amuse"/"Congress dances") revolutionized the movie musical... In this movie starring Lilian Harvey and Willy Fritsch, Lilian as Christl sings the song 'Das gibt's nur einmal' while driving in a carriage through Vienna and surroundings on her way to a castle. As she sings, the people alongside the road and working in the fields join her in the chorus of the song. This movie, directed by Eric Charell, became a tremendous succes and ...

Here is a song performed in English by the legendary Swedish-German singer Zarah Leander. Of Swedish origin, Zarah Leander was a huge star in German movie productions of the 1930's and 1940's. She could be seen as the anti-Garbo and also as the anti-Dietrich. After the war, she made a come-back and toured in the late 1950's and 1960's, being an object of nostalgia. With broad shoulders, large moist brown eyes, long flowing hair, and a thrillingly deep voice, she appealed to fans across every ...

A little personal edit of my stay in Brazil. I would really want to thank for the filming again. Hope you enjoy my movie and know that any kind of ideas are always welcome.

The Puszta Fox, made famous by Barnabas von Geczy and his orchestra. A Swedish version was recorded by Zarah Leander in 1936.. Enjoy! All images/pictures from personal collection In my channel you will also find a great version by Georges Boulanger (from my 78rpm collection) feat. Marika Rökk, see : www.youtube.com