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German-Brazilian singer and songwriter (born 1976)

Daniel Lopes

Background information
Born	(1976-11-12) 12 November 1976 (age 48) Brazil
Occupation	Singer
Years active	2002–present

Musical artist

Daniel Lopes (born 12 November 1976) is a German-Brazilian singer and songwriter. He came to fame as a contestant on the debut season of the television series Deutschland sucht den Superstar, the German Idol series adaptation.

Early life

Lopes was born in Brazil and adopted by his German stepfather. During the show, he dated fellow contestant Juliette Schoppmann. They have since broken up.

Lopes was eliminated on 11 January 2003, and ended 7th on the show. After his elimination, he was signed to a label. His album For You (on CD and DVD, produced by Frank Farian) was released in February 2003, while the competition was still going on. Because of this, he was apparently dropped from the tour. Lopes released 2 singles off of For You: "Shine On" and "I Love You More Than Yesterday". "Shine On" reached No. 14 in the German charts in March 2003. He has released two other singles including "Last Christmas/I Used To Cry" (which came out in late 2003) and "Change The World" (released in 2005).

DSDS performances

Top 30: "Angel" (Jon Secada)
Top 10: "Livin' La Vida Loca" (Ricky Martin)
Top 9: "Careless Whisper" (George Michael) – Bottom 2
Top 8: "Hero" (Enrique Iglesias)
Top 7: "A Whole New World" (Aladdin) – Eliminated

Discography

Albums

For You (February 2003)

Singles

"Shine On" (February 2003)
"I Love You More Than Yesterday" (June 2003)
"Last Christmas/I Used To Cry" (late 2003)
"Change the World" (2005).

References

Daniel Lopes – Shine on, at Top40 Charts

v t e Deutschland sucht den Superstar
Seasons	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Kids 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Winners	Alexander Klaws Elli Erl Tobias Regner Mark Medlock Thomas Godoj Daniel Schuhmacher Mehrzad Marashi Pietro Lombardi Luca Hänni Beatrice Egli Aneta Sablik Prince Damien Ritzinger Alphonso Williams Marie Wegener Davin Herbrüggen Ramon Roselly [de] Jan-Marten Block [de] Harry Laffontien [de] Sem Eisinger [de]
Winners' singles	"Take Me Tonight" "This is My Life" "I Still Burn" "Now or Never" "Anything but Love" "Don't Believe" "Call My Name" "Don't Think About Me" "The One" "What Becomes of the Brokenhearted" "Königlich"
Finalists' singles	"We Have a Dream"
Runners-up	Juliette Schoppmann Denise Tillmanns Mike Leon Grosch Martin Stosch Fady Maalouf Sarah Kreuz Sarah Engels Daniele Negroni
Other alumni	Daniel Lopes Lisa Bund Ardian Bujupi Philippe Bühler Gracia Baur Vanessa Jean Dedmon Max Buskohl Monice Daniel Küblböck Nevio Passaro Vanessa Struhler Rania Zeriri Norman Langen Sebastian Wurth Kristof Hering Joey Heindle Nicole Süßmilch Judith Lefeber

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