Award - Dunja Hayali receives Radio Regenbogen Award
Journalist and TV presenter Dunja Hayali is to receive a Radio Regenbogen Award in April. The 49-year-old is "the voice of versatility and commitment on German television", Radio Regenbogen announced on Thursday in Rust, north of Freiburg.
The other award winners include violinist David Garrett, singer James Arthur ("Say You Won't Let Go"), cabaret artist Torsten Sträter and the German band Fury in the Slaughterhouse ("Won't Forget These Days").
Comedian and actress Mirja Boes will host the awards ceremony on April 19 at Europa-Park, as reported by the private radio station from Baden-Württemberg. It has been presenting the unendowed awards in various categories to celebrities from film, television, music and show since 1998. This year's so-called Honorary Award went to "Wetten, dass...?" creator Frank Elstner.
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Dunja Hayali's accomplishment in German television has earned her the prestigious Radio Regenbogen Award in the music category. This award is a significant recognition for her voice of versatility and commitment. The Radio Regenbogen Awards ceremony, hosted by comedian Mirja Boes, will take place at Europa-Park in April, attended by people from various fields of entertainment, including music and television.
In addition to Hayali, other award winners include violinist David Garrett, singer James Arthur, cabaret artist Torsten Sträter, and the German band Fury in the Slaughterhouse. These individuals have excelled in their respective fields, making significant contributions to music, television, and showbiz.
The unendowed Radio Regenbogen Awards have been presented annually since 1998 to celebrities in Germany, honoring their achievements in various categories. This year, Frank Elstner, the creator of "Wetten, dass...?", was awarded the Honorary Award. The awards ceremony is broadcasted by the private radio station from Baden-Württemberg, contributing to the celebration of music, television, and entertainment in Germany.
Source: www.stern.de
