TV viewers looked twice at HER appearance…
Singer Maite Kelly (43) was one of the stars of the “Beatrice Egli Show” on the first on Saturday evening. Her eye-catching stage outfit became a buzz topic online.
Host Beatrice Egli (35) invited great voices. Among the guests: music legend Howard Carpendale (77), rock poet Heinz-Rudolf Kunze (66), atmospheric DJ Ötzi (52), pop star Sasha (51), pop icon Peggy March (75) and singer Melissa Naschenweng ( 33).
The singer presented her new song “Nobody does that voluntarily”.
Maite Kelly opened the dance and was the first on stage in the show. The power woman presented her new single “Nobody does that voluntarily”. In keeping with the unusual song title, the pop star’s look was also a bit out of the ordinary. The musician wore a black leather miniskirt over her olive one-piece.
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A real fashion sin for some people in front of the screen. On Twitter, for example, people asked in surprise: “What is Kelly wearing?” Another user cheekily commented: “Is Kelly just coming from the SM studio and hasn’t managed to change?” Maite was at her second performance of the evening in simple black on stage.
Beatrice Egli hosted the show of the same name
Host Beatrice Egli repeatedly focused on great emotions in the show. She performed a duet with singer Gregor Meyle (45) and raved about him: “His music speaks to my soul, hits me right in the heart and touches me very much.”
Peggy March sang for her husband, who died in 2013
Star guest Peggy March was celebrated with a standing ovation by the audience in the Adlershof studio. When she sang “Don’t Worry Darling” for her husband, who died in 2013, some Schlager fans even shed tears. Beatrice Egli was very moved after the song: “Many people miss a loved one. She’s not alone in this.” A goosebumps moment.
In addition to many new songs, there were also numerous hits to be heard in the show. Heinz-Rudolf Kunze gave an encore with his classic “Yours is my whole heart”. Oli.P (45) sang his cover number “Planes in the stomach”.
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