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La Nena
La Nena was a German band active in the 1980s, featuring Gabriele Kerner on vocals, Jürgen Dehmel on guitar, Kurt Koller on keyboards, and Michael Breitkopf...
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La Nena was a German band active in the 1980s, featuring Gabriele Kerner on vocals, Jürgen Dehmel on guitar, Kurt Koller on keyboards, and Michael Breitkopf on drums. They released albums like "99 Luftballons" in 1983 and "Wunder Geschehen" in 1987.
"Wunder Geschehen" became a notable track for them, often described as an anthem of hope during the Cold War era.
Gabriele Kerner left the band in 1990 to work on solo projects. The group continued without her for a time, though details about their later work are sparse.
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