Ines Paulke
German singer (1958–2010)
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Ines Paulke
German singer (1958–2010)
Ines Paulke (20 September 1958 – 17 February 2010) was a German pop singer. She worked as a pop singer for the bands Motiv and Datzu before becoming a solo artist. Paulke won several prizes and was voted singer of the year for 1987.
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Ines Paulke (20 September 1958 – 17 February 2010) was a German pop singer. She worked as a pop singer for the bands Motiv and Datzu before becoming a solo artist. Paulke won several prizes and was voted singer of the year for 1987. She released her CD record, Die Farbe meiner Tränen, in 1988, which saw her voted the recipient of the most successful record of the year award known as the Goldene Amiga. Paulke took up performing in cabaret, musicals and theatre after the Berlin Wall fell.
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