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Carmela Corren
Carmela Corren was an Israeli singer and actress who had her main success in Germany, Austria and Switzerland and represented Austria at the 1963 Eurovision Song Contest.
1938 to 2022Representing Austria at Eurovision 1963German-language schlager songsGerman films of the 1960s

- Born
- 13 February 1938, Tel Aviv
- Died
- 15 January 2022, Hollywood
- Occupation
- singer, actor, schlager singer
Carmela Corren was born in 1938 in Tel Aviv
Carmela Corren was born Carmela Bizman in Tel Aviv on 13 February 1938. She hoped to become a dancer, but an injury led her to singing.
She served in the IDF in the Air Force orchestra. In 1956, soon after her service, the American television host Ed Sullivan met her in Israel and persuaded her to appear on his show in New York.
She toured South Africa with Cliff Richard and sang in clubs in England. From the early 1960s she became known in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, recorded for Ariola, Vogue and Decca, and acted in films and television. In 1963 she represented Austria at the Eurovision Song Contest with a German song and finished seventh.
From 1966 to 1970 she was married to music producer Horst Geiger, and they had a daughter and a son. The family lived in Munich for some years. After retiring she settled in Florida, and she died in Hollywood, Florida, in January 2022.
Carmela Corren's life in 8 milestones
- 1938
Born in Tel Aviv.
- 1956
Was discovered by Ed Sullivan and invited to appear on his show.
- 1962
Released the song "Eine Rose aus Santa Monica".
- 1963
Represented Austria at Eurovision and finished seventh.
- 1966
Married Horst Geiger and moved to the Vogue label.
- 1968
Moved to the Decca label.
- 1970
Her marriage to Horst Geiger ended.
- 2022
Died in Hollywood, Florida.
Carmela Corren served in the military
She served in the IDF in the Air Force orchestra.
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Based on English Wikipedia, Carmela Corren and Hebrew Wikipedia, כרמלה קורן, under CC BY-SA 4.0. The facts are Wikidata's.
Photograph: Comet Photo AG (Zürich), CC BY-SA 4.0

