Dschinghis Khan
Dschinghis Khan (Pronounced "Jingis" Khan) was a German pop band, created in 1979 to compete in the Eurovision Song Contest. The name of the band is the German spelling of "Genghis Khan", and was chosen to fit the song of the same name, written and produced by Ralph Siegel with lyrics by Bernd Meinunger.
Appearing at the height of the disco boom and following on the heels of other German-produced bands such as Boney M., Arabesque, and Silver Convention Read Full BioDschinghis Khan (Pronounced "Jingis" Khan) was a German pop band, created in 1979 to compete in the Eurovision Song Contest. The name of the band is the German spelling of "Genghis Khan", and was chosen to fit the song of the same name, written and produced by Ralph Siegel with lyrics by Bernd Meinunger.
Appearing at the height of the disco boom and following on the heels of other German-produced bands such as Boney M., Arabesque, and Silver Convention, the band achieved wide popularity throughout the world, especially in Europe, Russia, and Japan, though they went wholly unnoticed in the United States. Their songs invariably were themed on historical figures and exotic cultures and locales.
Though the group broke up in the mid-1980s, it has enjoyed a recent resurgence in popularity on the internet due to a video of them performing their hit song Moskau being discovered. The video and the song associated with it have become a popular topic on blogs and websites.
The original members of the group were:
* Steve Bender (1942-2006)
* Wolfgang Heichel
* Henriette Heichel
* Leslie Mándoki
* Edina Pop
* Louis Hendrik Potgieter (1951-1993)
The band re-formed in late 2005, with Stefan Track replacing Potgieter as the "Khan" character. They performed at the Olympiyski Arena in Moscow on October 17, 2005. On May 7th, 2006, Steve Bender (the member famous for his bald appearance) died of cancer.
The band, now under the name "The Legacy of Dschinghis Khan", has a tour scheduled for Winter 2006 - Fall 2007. In the tour, their show will consist of "Cirque du Dschinghis Khan", featuring other performers, including Mongolian circus acts. Their announced dates are listed on the official website of the group and are subject to change. Their planned German national tour dates in January 2007 will coincide with the release of their latest as-of-yet untitled LP and DVD. It will be their first release since 1999's "Die Großen Erfolge".
Their songs appear in the video games Taiko No Tatsujin, Pop'n Music, and Stepping Selection.
Appearing at the height of the disco boom and following on the heels of other German-produced bands such as Boney M., Arabesque, and Silver Convention Read Full BioDschinghis Khan (Pronounced "Jingis" Khan) was a German pop band, created in 1979 to compete in the Eurovision Song Contest. The name of the band is the German spelling of "Genghis Khan", and was chosen to fit the song of the same name, written and produced by Ralph Siegel with lyrics by Bernd Meinunger.
Appearing at the height of the disco boom and following on the heels of other German-produced bands such as Boney M., Arabesque, and Silver Convention, the band achieved wide popularity throughout the world, especially in Europe, Russia, and Japan, though they went wholly unnoticed in the United States. Their songs invariably were themed on historical figures and exotic cultures and locales.
Though the group broke up in the mid-1980s, it has enjoyed a recent resurgence in popularity on the internet due to a video of them performing their hit song Moskau being discovered. The video and the song associated with it have become a popular topic on blogs and websites.
The original members of the group were:
* Steve Bender (1942-2006)
* Wolfgang Heichel
* Henriette Heichel
* Leslie Mándoki
* Edina Pop
* Louis Hendrik Potgieter (1951-1993)
The band re-formed in late 2005, with Stefan Track replacing Potgieter as the "Khan" character. They performed at the Olympiyski Arena in Moscow on October 17, 2005. On May 7th, 2006, Steve Bender (the member famous for his bald appearance) died of cancer.
The band, now under the name "The Legacy of Dschinghis Khan", has a tour scheduled for Winter 2006 - Fall 2007. In the tour, their show will consist of "Cirque du Dschinghis Khan", featuring other performers, including Mongolian circus acts. Their announced dates are listed on the official website of the group and are subject to change. Their planned German national tour dates in January 2007 will coincide with the release of their latest as-of-yet untitled LP and DVD. It will be their first release since 1999's "Die Großen Erfolge".
Their songs appear in the video games Taiko No Tatsujin, Pop'n Music, and Stepping Selection.
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Moskau
Dschinghis Khan Lyrics
Moskau
(Moskau, Moskau, Moskau, Moskau)
(Moskau, Moskau, Moskau, Moskau)
(Moskau, Moskau, Moskau, Moskau)
Moskau
Moskau
Fremd und geheimnisvoll
Türme aus rotem Gold
Kalt wie das Eis
Moskau
Doch wer dich wirklich kennt
Der weiß, ein Feuer brennt
Jetzt wird es heiß
Wir singen „hey, hey, hey
Lasst es krachen“
Jeder gewinnt mal, so oder so (hey hey)
Lass uns das alte Feuer entfachen
Deutschland, hey, Deutschland, ho
Jogi, go, go, go, go, go, go
Moskau, Moskau
Deine Seele ist so groß
Und es ist der Teufel los
Ha ha ha ha ha, hey
Moskau, Moskau
Fußball ist wie Kasatschok
Und wir singen round the clock
Ho ho ho ho ho, yeah
Moskau, Moskau
Hey, wir holen den Pokal
So wie schon beim letzten Mal
Ha ha ha ha ha, hey
Moskau, Moskau
Russland ist ein schönes Land
Wir spielen alle an die Wand
Ha ha ha ha ha, hey
(Moskau, Moskau, Moskau, Moskau)
(Moskau, Moskau, Moskau, Moskau)
Moskau
Tor zur Vergangenheit
Spiegel der Zarenzeit
Rot wie das Blut
Moskau
Wer deine Seele kennt
Der weiß, die Liebe brennt
Heiß wie die Glut
(Moskau, Moskau, hoo ha)
Wir singen „hey, hey, hey
Lasst es krachen“
Gebt niemals auf
Und gebt nichts verloren
Lasst uns das große Ding nochmal machen
Alle vor, noch ein Tor, noch ein Tor
Go, go, go, go, go, go
Moskau, Moskau
Wirft die Gläser an die Wand
Russland ist ein schönes Land
Ho, ho, ho, ho, hey
Moskau, Moskau
Hey, wir holen uns den Cup
Dieses mal in Russland ab
Ha ha ha ha ha, hey
Moskau, Moskau
Fußball ist wie Kasatschok
Und wir spielen round the clock
Ho ho ho ho ho, hey
Deutschland, Deutschland
Alle Mann noch einmal vor
Noch ein Schuss und noch ein Tor
Ha ha ha ha ha, hey
(Deutschland, Deutschland, Deutschland)
(Deutschland, Deutschland, Deutschland)
Und wenn ein Spiel zu Ende geht
Dann feiern wir nochmal
Egal was auch geschieht
(Deutschland, Deutschland, Deutschland)
(Deutschland, Deutschland, Deutschland)
(Moskau, Moskau, Moskau, Moskau)
Moskau, Moskau
Hey, wir holen den Pokal
So wie schon beim letzten Mal
Ha ha ha ha ha, hey
Moskau, Moskau
Deine Seele ist so groß
Und es ist der Teufel los
Ha ha ha ha ha, hey
Moskau, Moskau
Fußball ist wie Kasatschok
Und wir singen round the clock
Ho ho ho ho ho, hey
Moskau, Moskau
Wirft die Gläser an die Wand
Russland ist ein schönes Land
Ho, ho, ho, ho, hey
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Bernd Meinunger, Ralph Siegel
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Henry Kimberley
A German band, dressed as Mongols, singing about Russia. This is Poland's worst nightmare
Hunter
Yay I’m the 500th
Noah Davis
500th reply, and I just want to say... nice meme
Samson Miodek
I'm from Poland, and I don't care. I like Russians, I don't like Germans. All sorry
Mrs. Devito UwU
Lol
Viscera Crassus
Kurwa
Blitzkrieg C11
This is how Hitler convinced Stalin to help him invading Poland
Vault Boy
@Syed Hibatullah Al Edrus No shit
Vault Boy
I can almost imagine him dancing
Syed Hibatullah Al Edrus
@ED JOAQUIN S. CASTRO Because he didn't know that Adolf Hitler died in April 1945