During this time he played in several bands. He started playing guitar and Beatles songs were the first songs he performed. At the same time, he wrote his first song "Viele Bomben Fallen", which did not become popular even among his friends. Studied keyboard playing.
He met his wife Erika at a Hamburg disco in 1973. They got married on November 11, 1983, also in Hamburg. In 1978 he graduated from the university and received a diploma. After receiving his diploma, he begins to think and look for a job, but still dreams of a career as a pop star: he sends his songs to record companies, but none of them answers.
In the end, in 1979, after numerous rejections, Dieter finds a job as a composer at the Intersong record company. In 1982, he gets the opportunity to record his song. But the recorded song is not like Dieter's other songs. And he again continues to write music and songs for other artists, using pseudonyms: Steve Benson, Ryan Simmons, Sunday and Countdown G.T.O.
In February 1983, Dieter meets Thomas Anders at the Hansa record company. Dieter agrees with Thomas regarding the formation of the group "Modern Talking".
In November 1984 they released their first single "You" re My Heart - You "re My Soul". In March 1985, "Modern Talking" again released a new single "You Can Win If You Want", which takes first place in almost all tops. Following this, their first album is released. While the whole world is enjoying the first album, work is underway on their Big First Album, which is called "Let's Talk About Love". The album was released at the end of 1985. But it wasn't as popular as their very first album.
In 1986 their third album "Ready For Romance" was released. At the same time, Dieter writes songs for other artists. His son Mark, named after the singer Mark Bohlen, is born in 1985 on July 9th. In honor of this, Dieter composes and records a new song "With A Little Love". This song can be found on Blue System's 2nd album: "Let's Talk About Love".
Then Dieter's second child is born - in 1988, on January 21, the son Mervin was born. And again, in honor of this, Dieter writes the song "Marvin's Song", which can be found on the Blue System album "Forever Blue", released in 1995. In 1990, Dieter has a girl - Merelin, and the song "Goodnight Marielin" appears, which is on the album "X-Ten", released in 1994.
By the end of 1986, the 4th album was released - "In The Middle Of Nowhere". It contained the song "Geronimo's Cadillac", which was played in all discos around the world. In 1987, Dieter decides that the group "Modern Talking" should cease to exist. The 5th album "Romantic Warriors" is released, and immediately Dieter creates new band "Blue System" The album "Walking On A Rainbow" is released, which is recorded in the style of "Modern Talking" The group "Modern Talking" has sold more than 42 million records worldwide.
In April 1998, the group reunited again. Dieter and Thomas Anders have been thinking about this since 1994 and in 1998 they decided to return to the world of music under the old name "Modern Talking". They re-released their 1st single "You" re My Heart - You "re My Soul "98".
In April 1998, this song took first place in the European tops. May 1998 - the album "Back For Good" is released, on which there are 12 Remixes and 4 new songs. In August 98, the single "Brother Louie "98" was released. On February 22, 1999, the group "Modern talking" released the album "Alone", which included 17 new songs.
In the summer of 2002, Dieter Bohlen, in collaboration with journalist Katya Kesler, published the autobiographical book Nichts als die Wahrheit (Nothing but the Truth), which went on sale in the fall and became an absolute bestseller. In the autumn of the same year, he becomes a jury member of the German competition for the selection of young talents "Deutschland sucht den Superstar" ("Germany is looking for a superstar"). The first single, recorded by ten finalists, "We Have A Dream", hits the top spots of the charts, becomes double platinum. The subsequent album "United" becomes no less sold out and receives five times platinum status, becoming the second best-selling album among Dieter Bohlen's albums.
During 2003, Dieter Bohlen enters into many advertising contracts with well-known brands involved in the production of clothing, dairy products, as well as the sale of communications. In the fall of 2003, Dieter Bohlen released his second autobiographical book, Hinter den Kulissen (Behind the Scenes), which caused a number of scandals and a long legal battle with Thomas Anders, as a result of which Dieter was forced to pay a substantial fine for unproven insults to his former partner, and also to delete the most controversial passages in the book.
In 2004, there were rumors that on the Modern Talking albums, the voice of Thomas Anders was allegedly partially dubbed by Nino de Angelo. By this time, against the backdrop of attempts by former backing vocalists Dieter Bohlen to promote his own project Systems in Blue, statements began to appear that Dieter Bohlen sang only in verses in Blue System, and the vocals of Systems in Blue studio singers were used in the choruses. Anders stated that the inability to use the same vocals further was the reason for the closure of the Blue System project. However, for example, in the first album of Blue System it is easy to see that both the verses and the choruses are performed by Bohlen himself, and there is backing vocals from other members of the group.
The main news in the spring of 2006 was the release of a new solo album-soundtrack to the comedy-parody animated film "Dieter - Der Film", which briefly tells its story. The cartoon was first shown on RTL on March 4, 2006 and is based on the autobiographical book Nichts als die Wahrheit (Nothing but the Truth). The song "Gasoline", performed by Dieter, which sounded on the air of the show "Deutschland sucht den Superstar" in February, showed Bohlen's return to the old sound known to fans from the Blue System. The soundtrack, which appeared on the shelves of German shops on March 3, 2006, contains mainly ballads, a number of traditional Bohlen mid-tempo compositions and several successful Modern Talking songs from the repertoire of the 1980s. The album also includes the previously unreleased Modern Talking track "Shooting Star".
In 2007, Dieter created and released an album for the winner of the show "Deutschland sucht den Superstar" Mark Medlock. On the second single, Bohlen performs one of the songs in a duet with Mark, and Mark's second disc became a joint album of two musicians: Dieter not only wrote the music, but also sang some vocal parts. The third album also contains Dieter's vocal parts.
All the albums that Dieter Bohlen wrote for Medlock occupied high positions in the charts in Germany, Austria, Switzerland. The collaboration with Medlock ended in 2010.
In 2010, Dieter began cooperation with the "queen" of the German hit Andrea Berg. The released album "Schwerelos" became the first in the charts in Germany.
At the beginning of 2017, a collection of the best songs of the maestro "Die Mega Hits" was released, consisting of three discs. On May 20, a big show "Dieter Bohlen - Die Mega-Show" was held on the RTL TV channel in support of the album. The performance was attended by the performers of Dieter's musical compositions Mark Medlock, the rap musician of Key One, to whom Bohlen presented a cover version of "Brother Louie" under the new name "Louie Louie".
The concert audience could also enjoy the new sound of the 2000s mega-hit “We Have A Dream” performed by the winners of the DSDS music competition from different years. The latest news, concert videos and new clips can be found on the singer's official Russian website.
Bohlen Dieter (b. February 7, 1954, Oldenburg) is a German musician, producer and composer. Nicknames: Steve Benson, Ryan Simmons, Dee Bass, Joseph Cooley, Art Of Music, Countdown G.T.O., Fabrizio Bastino, Jennifer Blake, Howard Houston, Eric Styx, Michael von Drouffelaar. He studied at several secondary schools (in Oldenburg, Gettinten, Hamburg), graduated from the gymnasium with honors and on November 8, 1978, Dieter received a diploma in business economics. Education - economic.
During the school years he took part in several musical groups, among which were AORTA and MAYFAIR, for which he wrote about 200 songs. At the same time, Dieter does not give up trying to get a job in recording studios, constantly sending demo materials to their address. At the end of 1978, by a happy coincidence, Bohlen got a job at the music publishing house Intersong, and from January 1, 1979, he began working as a producer and composer.
He received his first "golden" disc for the composition hale, Hey Louise performed by guitarist Ricky King. The song peaked at number 14 on the charts and brought the music publishing house a 500-fold profit. In the original data of the single, the author indicated Steve Benson (Steve Benson) - the first pseudonym of Dieter Bohlen, invented together with Andy Zalleneit (Andy Selleneit), who later became the chief of BMG / Ariola in Berlin, and at that time working as an assistant at one of the departments.
In the late 1970s - early 1980s. Dieter Bohlen is a member of the MONZA duo (1978) and the SUNDAY trio (1981), working with German stars: Katja Ebstein, Roland Kaiser, Bernd Cluver, Bernhard Brink. In 1980-81. under the pseudonym Steve Benson (Steve Benson) releases three singles.
November 11, 1983 at 11:11 am (it was at this time in Germany before the Christmas fast that the carnival is celebrated) Dieter Bohlen is married to Erica Sauerland. Three children are born in a marriage with Erica: Mark (Marc, July 9, 1995), Marvin Benjamin (Marvin Benjamin, December 21, 1988), Marilin (Marielin, February 23, 1990), to whom Dieter Bohlen devotes several songs at different times of his stage career.
From 1983 to 1987 and from 1998 to 2003. Dieter collaborates with Thomas Anders (p. March 1, 1963, Munstermeifeld), with whom he records 5 German-language singles, 1 English-language single (as part of the HEADLINER project), 13 albums and 20 singles (as part of the Modern Talking duo). The Modern Talking group is currently the most successful project of Dieter Bohlen. The duet's popularity and the merits of Dieter Bohlen are judged by the presentation of 75 gold and platinum discs in one evening in the Westphalian hall of Dortmund (Westfalenhalle, Dortmund), for the delivery of which a special forklift was required to the stage. In total, more than 120 million sound carriers with recordings of the duet's compositions have been sold in the world. The group's best-selling album was " Back For Good» (1998), which has sold over 10 million copies worldwide.
After the collapse of Modern Talking at the end of 1987, Bohlen creates a group BLUE SYSTEM, the permanent leader of which remains until its collapse in 1998. During the existence of BLUE SYSTEM, she released 13 albums, 30 singles and shot 23 video clips. BLUE SYSTEM was almost another stage name for Dieter Bohlen. At the end of 1989, the triumphal tour of BLUE SYSTEM in the USSR followed, which was attended by a total of 400,000 people. October 28, 1989 Dieter receives the title of the most successful German producer and composer.
Dieter Bohlen is the author of music for many German films, programs, shows and television series. Among the most famous works are the soundtracks for "Rivalen der Rennbahn", "Zorc - Der Mann ohne Grenzen" and "Die Stadtindianer". One of the works with television was the series “Schimanski-Tatort” (“Shimansky-Crime Scene”), the title song for which in one series was midnight lady performed by Chris Norman. It was this song that was the start for the secondary ascent of the ex-singer of the SMOKIE group to the musical Olympus. In the same film, Dieter Bohlen first appears on television as an artist, playing one of the minor roles.
Period from mid to late 1980s. can be considered the time when Dieter Bohlen wrote the greatest number of musical works and collaborated with a huge number of musical artists. In total, the musician has work with more than 70 performers, including Al Martino, Bonnie Tyler, C.C. Catch, Chris Norman, Lory "Bonnie" Bianco, Les McKeown, Nino de Angelo, Engelbert Humperdinck, Ricky King and many more.
In 1997 Dieter Bohlen introduced to the world his own version of TAKE THAT and BACKSTREET BOYS, a new boy group called TOUCHE (a German group singing in English with a French name). An important role in the success of Dieter Bohlen was played by sound engineer Louis Rodriguez, who for a long time helped Bohlen make arrangements for compositions. Dieter dedicated one of the most popular hits to Louis Brother Louie.
In the summer of 2002, Dieter Bohlen released his autobiographical book Nichts als die Wahrheit (Nothing but the Truth), which went on sale in the fall and became an absolute bestseller. In the autumn of the same year, he becomes a jury member of the German competition for the selection of young talents "Deutschland sucht den Superstar" ("Germany is looking for a superstar"). First single We Have A Dream, recorded by ten finalists, instantly gets to the top of the charts, becomes double platinum. Follow-up album United”becomes no less sold out and receives platinum status five times, becoming second in sales among Dieter Bohlen's albums.
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Dieter Bohlen studied at several secondary schools (in Oldenburg, Göttingen, Hamburg), graduated from the gymnasium with honors, and on November 8, 1978, Dieter received a diploma in business economics. He was a member of the GKP, then in the youth organization of the SPD.
During his school years, he took part in several musical groups, including Aorta and Mayfair, for which he wrote about 200 songs. At the same time, he does not give up trying to get a job in recording studios, constantly sending out demo materials. At the end of 1978, by a happy coincidence, Dieter Bohlen got a job at the music publishing house Intersong, and from January 1, 1979, he began working as a producer and composer.
His first "gold disc" was for the song "Hale, Hey Louise", performed by guitarist Ricky King (Ricky King). The song peaked at number 14 on the charts and brought the music publishing house a 500-fold profit. In the original data of the single, the author indicated Steve Benson (Steve Benson) - the first pseudonym of Dieter Bohlen, invented together with Andy Zalleneit (Andy Selleneit), who later became the chief of BMG / Ariola in Berlin, and at that time working as an assistant at one of the departments.
In the late 70s and early 80s, Dieter Bohlen was a member of the duo Monza (1978) and the trio Sunday (1981), working with German stars: Katja Ebstein, Roland Kaiser, Bernd Clüver ), Bernhard Brink. In 1980-81, under the pseudonym Steve Benson (Steve Benson) releases three singles.
On November 11, 1983, at 11:11 a.m. (it was at this time that carnival is celebrated in Germany before the Advent) Dieter Bohlen is married to Erica Sauerland. Three children are born in a marriage with Erica: Mark (Marc,), Marvin Benjamin (Marvin Benjamin,), Marilin (Marielin,), to whom Dieter Bohlen devotes several songs at different times of his stage career.
From 1983 to 1987 and from 1998 to 2003, Dieter collaborated with Thomas Anders (p. March 1, 1963, Münstermaifeld), with whom he recorded 5 German-language singles, 1 English-language single (as part of the Headliner project), 13 albums and 20 singles (as part of the duo Modern Talking).
The Modern Talking group is currently the most successful project of Dieter Bohlen. The duet's popularity and the merits of Dieter Bohlen are judged by the presentation of 75 gold and platinum discs in one evening in the Westphalian hall of Dortmund (Westfalenhalle, Dortmund), for the delivery of which a special forklift was required to the stage.
In total, more than 120 million sound carriers with recordings of the duet's compositions have been sold in the world. The band's biggest selling album was "Back For Good" (1998), which sold over 10 million copies worldwide.
After the collapse of Modern Talking, at the end of 1987, he created the Blue System group (Blue System), the permanent leader of which remains until its collapse in 1998. During the existence of the group, it released 13 albums, 30 singles and shot 23 video clips. Blue System was almost another stage name for Dieter Bohlen.
In 1989 Bohlen became the most popular foreign performer in the USSR. At the end of the same year, the triumphal tour of the Blue System in the USSR followed, which was attended by a total of 400,000 people. October 28, 1989 Dieter receives the title of the most successful German producer and composer. Dieter was quite popular in Germany, but especially in the countries of the former USSR. During a visit to the USSR in 1989, he was awarded the title of "Hero of the Soviet Youth" and "People's Artist of the USSR". The award was presented personally by Mikhail Gorbachev. Not a single Western performer received such awards in the USSR.
Dieter Bohlen is the author of music for many German films, programs, shows and television series. Among the most famous works are soundtracks for Rivalen der Rennbahn, Zorc - Der Mann ohne Grenzen and Die Stadtindianer. One of the works with television was the series Tatort (Commissioner Szymanski), the title song to which in one series was Midnight Lady performed by Chris Norman (Chris Norman). It was this song that was the start for the secondary ascent of the ex-vocalist of the group Smokie to the musical Olympus. In the same film, Dieter Bohlen first appears on television as an artist, playing one of the minor roles.
From the middle to the end of the 80s can be considered the time when Dieter Bohlen wrote the largest number of musical works and collaborated with a huge number of musical artists. In total, the musician has worked with more than 70 artists, including Al Martino, Bonnie Tyler, C.C. Catch, Chris Norman, Lory "Bonnie" Bianco, Les McKeown, Nino de Angelo, Engelbert Humperdinck, Ricky King and many others.
An important role in the success of Dieter Bohlen was played by sound engineer Louis Rodriguez, who for a long time helped Bohlen make arrangements for compositions. Dieter dedicated one of Brother Louie's most popular hits to Louis.
In 1997, Dieter Bohlen introduced the world to his own version of Take That and the Backstreet Boys, a new boy group called Touche. German group singing in English, with a French name. However, the group did not gain much success.
In 2001, three studio session singers - Rolf Köhler, Detlef Wiedeke and Michael Scholz - filed a class-action lawsuit against Bohlen in a Berlin court in order to sue royalties that they had not received during the studio work on Modern Talking albums. The court ordered Bohlen to pay each of the plaintiffs 100,000 marks.
In the summer of 2002, Dieter Bohlen released his autobiographical book Nichts als die Wahrheit (Nothing but the Truth), which went on sale in the fall and became an absolute bestseller. In the autumn of the same year, he becomes a jury member of the German competition for the selection of young talents "Deutschland sucht den Superstar" ("Germany is looking for a superstar"). The first single, recorded by ten finalists, "We Have A Dream", instantly hits the top spots of the charts, becoming double platinum. The subsequent album "United" becomes no less sold out and receives five times platinum status, becoming the second best-selling album among Dieter Bohlen's albums.
During 2003, Dieter Bohlen enters into many advertising contracts with well-known brands involved in the production of clothing, dairy products, as well as the sale of communications. In the fall of 2003, Dieter Bohlen released his second autobiographical book, Hinter den Kulissen (Behind the Scenes), which caused a number of scandals and a long legal battle with Thomas Anders, as a result of which Dieter was forced to pay a substantial fine for unproven insults to his former partner, and also to delete the most controversial passages in the book.
In 2004, rumors swirled that on the Modern Talking albums, Thomas Anders' voice was partially dubbed by Nino de Angelo (which is rather strange, since Thomas Anders is a singer with a fairly "clean" vocal, and Nino De Angelo has a slightly husky voice), at that time as in BLUE SYSTEM Dieter Bohlen never sang himself, using the vocals of studio singers throughout the history of the project. Anders stated that the inability to use the same vocals further was the reason for the demise of the BLUE SYSTEM project. However, the release in 2004 of songs recorded by the already mentioned former BLUE SYSTEM back-vocalists (under the name Systems in Blue) showed that their vocals were part of the group's vocals, but did not replace Dieter's voice in any way (suffice it to compare the original Magic Symphony and the reworked Magic Mystery to understand that in the BLUE SYSTEM choruses, the back vocals were, although pleasant, but still an addition to Dieter's voice).
In the 2000s, Dieter Bohlen continues to work with young musicians. Among the successful works - compositions for Alexander (Alexander, winner of the first competition "Deutschland sucht den Superstar"), Yvonne Caterfield (Yvonne Catterfeld), Natalie Tineo (Natalie Tineo), collaboration with which later came to naught.
The main news of spring 2006 was the release of a new solo album-soundtrack to the autobiographical animated film "Dieter - Der Film". The cartoon was first shown on RTL on March 4, 2006 and is based on the autobiography "Nichts als die Wahrheit". The song Gasoline, performed by Dieter, which sounded on the air of the show "Deutschland sucht den Superstar" in February, showed Bohlen's return to the old sound known to fans from the BLUE SYSTEM project. The soundtrack, which appeared on the shelves of German stores on March 3, 2006, contains mainly ballads, a number of traditional Bohlen mid-tempo compositions and several successful Modern Talking songs from the repertoire of the 80s. The album also includes the previously unreleased Modern Talking track "Shooting Star".
In 2007, Dieter creates and releases an album for the winner of the show "Deutschland sucht den Superstar" Mark Medlock. On the second single of Medlock, D. Bohlen performs one of the songs in a duet with Mark, and Mark's second disc became a joint album of two musicians: Dieter not only wrote the music, but also sang a dozen vocal parts. The third album also contains Dieter's vocal parts (since his hi-pitch is not always distinguishable from the voices of studio musicians, Dieter had to personally confirm the authenticity of his voice on Medlock's third album on the forum bohlenworld.de). In the German charts, the work of Dieter and Mark is consistently ranked 1-2 places immediately after the release of the discs.
Dieter Bohlen, the "driving force" and "creative center" of the duet "Modern Talking", has always been the opposite of his partner Thomas Anders, not only outwardly (unlike the brunette Thomas, Dieter is a light blond blond). Energy and temperament always overwhelmed him; as a result - not only high creative fertility, but also a rather stormy and rich personal life (not to be compared with modest Thomas!).
Dieter has been restless since childhood. He is nine years older than Thomas (born February 7, 1954), his hometown is Oldenburg. It is interesting that one of Dieter's grandmothers is from Koenigsberg (Kaliningrad), so he considers himself "almost a Slav" ... Dieter himself admits that he was a difficult child: he was a hooligan, ran after girls and gave his parents a lot of anxiety. The future pop star was expelled from school twice, and he even had to spend one year in a boarding school. Only after that the guy came to his senses, graduated from school with excellent grades and even entered the university at the Faculty of Economics. Parents categorically did not want Dieter to study music, but at the age of ten he began to compose his own songs, playing the guitar.
By 1983, Dieter had written a huge number of songs and even managed to interest some record companies. But for a long time he could not find a good singer who would perform these songs (Dieter Bohlen's own vocal abilities are very modest). The Hansa company helped Dieter - there was a vocalist who had already performed several of his songs, but did not achieve success with them. The guy's name was Thomas Anders... Further events are known. Together, Dieter and Thomas achieved world fame, broke up, got back together and broke up again ... An interesting fact: in early 1989, in the Soviet Union, Dieter Bohlen was awarded the "Most Successful Artist in the USSR" award! No one else (not even the Beatles and ABBA) has been awarded this title. In 1987, Dieter created his own project "Blue System", which turned out to be almost as successful as "Modern Talking". And there have always been (and continue to be) legends about the "adventures" in Dieter's personal life ...
The first time Dieter Bohlen married in 1983 - even before he became a pop star - a girl named Erika. Prior to this, the couple lived together for several years. The wedding turned out to be unconventional: the bride and groom came in jeans, and the whole event was held in a laid-back "hippar" style.
The family life of Erika and Dieter cannot be called happy: marriage did not calm down the blond heartthrob, and Dieter constantly cheated on his wife. Nevertheless, the couple managed to give birth to three children: sons Mark, Marvin and daughter Marilyn. After 11 years, Erica was tired of her husband's spree, and the couple divorced. True, now their relationship is quite calm and friendly, no one forbade Bohlen to communicate with children (especially since, according to the contract concluded after the divorce, Dieter is obliged to give 15% of all his income to support the family).
According to the musician, outside the stage he is an ordinary father who cannot resist the whims of children. Photo: globallookpress.com
The main reason for the divorce is called Nadia Abdel Farah (Bohlen himself called his beloved "Naddel"), with whom the singer began dating while still married to Erica. A beautiful and spectacular girl, born in the family of an Arab and a German, Nadia worked in the modeling business, and after meeting Dieter she became a backing vocalist in the Blue System.
They lived together for several years, although they never married. Nadia tried to create comfort for Dieter, cook delicious food and please him in every possible way. However, could a quiet family rear keep Dieter from a new romance? In 1996, Dieter married another beauty, Verona Feldbusch.
The girl was not one of the simpletons - from the age of fifteen she worked as a model, received the title "Miss Hamburg", then "Miss Germany", and also - "Miss American Dream". At the time of her wedding with Dieter, she worked as a TV presenter - she hosted her own program: an entertainment show. The wedding took place in Las Vegas (in this cheerful city, many “sudden” and short-lived star marriages were concluded), at the Treasure Island Hotel - in a small chapel on the fifth floor, designed specifically for such weddings ... True, Dieter later said: “ Ten minutes after I gave my consent to the marriage, I wanted to take the elevator back to the fifth floor to cancel everything.”
The adage “What happens in Las Vegas stays in Las Vegas” proved to be true this time too. The marriage did not last long: Dieter divorced Verona in the same year. The beauty did not grieve at all after breaking up with the singer: she opened another television talk show, The World of Verona, and soon she was called the "Sex Symbol of Germany." In addition, during the divorce, Verona got a Jaguar car and half a million German marks. What about Dieter? Dieter ... returned to his faithful friend Nadia - and she took him back! She still hoped that Bohlen would appreciate her all-forgiving love and become an exemplary family man...
Hopes were in vain. Every now and then, Nadya found out about the “hooliganism” of her beloved, and once, having opened a newspaper, she saw photos of Dieter, who was relaxing in the Maldives with a young girl, taken by the paparazzi ... Returning home, Dieter, to his credit, did not hide anything. He confessed to Nadia that he did not see a joint future with her and went to the same girl - Estefania Küster.
Estefania (or, as she is also called, Steffi) was noticeably different from Dieter's previous passions. The daughter of a Paraguayan TV presenter and a German chemical engineer, a graduate of a monastery school, has nothing to do with show business ... “My new girlfriend is twenty-five years younger than me. What does she see in me? Dieter confessed. "Good sex and a nice, smart man - very sensitive and attentive." And, no doubt, unusually "modest", isn't it?
Estefania started talking about the wedding, but it turned out to be "one-sided." A photo: Getty Images
In 2002, Dieter Bohlen practically "blew up" the German book market by releasing his book "Nothing but the Truth", where he told many details from his life. And about "Modern Talking", and about quarrels with Thomas Anders and his girlfriend Nora, and about their wives and girlfriends ... Professional writers and critics scolded Dieter Bohlen's "masterpiece" with all their voices, saying that this was not a book at all, but waste paper and worthless to her. But this only fueled the interest of readers: the circulation exceeded one million copies, and Dieter eventually became the "Man of 2002" in Germany!
He is indeed called "the hero of our time." 30 years have passed since the collapse of Modern Talking, and Dieter is still in sight, moreover, he constantly throws up topics for gossip and does not even think of disappearing from sight. He is going to write a second book, and also directs the program "Germany is looking for superstars." “I’m also a good father! he says. “I just have a super relationship with my kids!”
In August 2005, Dieter became a father for the fourth time: Estefania gave birth to his third son, who was named Maurice Cassian. However, Estefania did not succeed in marrying Bohlen to herself. Obviously, two previous marriages developed in the "hooligan lover" something like an allergy to marriage ... In one of the joint interviews, answering a question about marriage, Estefania said: "We often talk about the wedding." Dieter immediately retorted: “No, dear, you often talk about the wedding!” The conversation seems to have remained one-sided.
A year later, her place was taken by a new lover - Fatma Karina Waltz, who is also much younger than the singer. She became the mother of the second daughter of Dieter Bohlen, Amelie, and the fourth son, Maximilian. According to the musician himself, outside the stage he is an ordinary father who cannot resist the whims and desires of children.
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