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| '''Rex Gildo''' (] ] - ] ]) | '''Rex Gildo''' (] ] - ] ]), also known as '''Ludwig Alexander Hirtreiter''', was a ] singer. | ||
| Germany's greatest Schlager Balladeer Rex Sold Millions of Records and | |||
| starred in 1960s and 1970s romantic musicals. | |||
| He sang often with German-Danish singer [[Gitte Haenning |
He sang often with German-Danish singer ], one of their best known songs is "Vom Stadtpark die Laternen". | ||
| 1972 "Fiesta Mexicana", 1973 "der Sommer ist Vorbei", 1974 "Marie der | |||
| laste tanze", 1985 Ein rendezvous auf venedig "1989 "mexicanische nacht". | |||
| In ] he had a huge hit with a song by ], "Fiesta Mexicana (Hossa)". | |||
| In 1974 Rex Gildo Marion and millions of his female fans hearts were | |||
| broken. Rex was always a young handsome teen idol similar in greatness | |||
| and record sales to UK's greatest singer Cliff Richard. | |||
| In 1974 Rex Gildo married his cousin Marion Hirtreiter, but lived most time in homosexual relationships<ref name=imdb-bio>{{imdb name |id=0318419}}</ref>. | |||
| Rex Gildo continued through a golden career 1959 to 1999 to sell many | |||
| millions of Schlager Ballads, appear on ZDF Hitparade , concerts, films, tv shows and was a magnificent work of art compared to the noisy, sick, | |||
| drug infested rock/metal/punk/hip hop sick noises that were his rivals. | |||
| When ], the music-style he performed, became out of fashion in the 1980s, he had to perform on beer-festivals and at shopping-malls to earn his living. "Fiesta Mexicana" still was his most popular hit and he had to perform it over and over again. | |||
| Despite his early death from a depression suicide leap REX GILDO is | |||
| universally admired and fans in their millions pay tribute, buy records | |||
| October 23rd 1999 Rex Gildo jumped out of a window of his apartment in ]. He died on October 26th. He was buried next to his longtime companion Fred Miekley († 1988) <ref name=imdb-bio />. | |||
| WARNING: Will the sick deviant who keep altering REX GILDO s biography | |||
| and discography posting demented, sick sexual nonsense. will | |||
| In ], "Fiesta Mexicana (Hossa)" was brought into a whole new generation of people when the ] started playing the song whenever winger ] scored a goal. | |||
| this diseased person GET LOST and stop posting lurid garbage. | |||
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Rex Gildo (July 2 1939 - October 26 1999), also known as Ludwig Alexander Hirtreiter, was a German singer.
He sang often with German-Danish singer Gitte Haenning, one of their best known songs is "Vom Stadtpark die Laternen".
In 1972 he had a huge hit with a song by Ralph Siegel, "Fiesta Mexicana (Hossa)".
In 1974 Rex Gildo married his cousin Marion Hirtreiter, but lived most time in homosexual relationships.
When Schlager, the music-style he performed, became out of fashion in the 1980s, he had to perform on beer-festivals and at shopping-malls to earn his living. "Fiesta Mexicana" still was his most popular hit and he had to perform it over and over again.
October 23rd 1999 Rex Gildo jumped out of a window of his apartment in Munich. He died on October 26th. He was buried next to his longtime companion Fred Miekley († 1988) .
In 2007, "Fiesta Mexicana (Hossa)" was brought into a whole new generation of people when the New York Rangers started playing the song whenever winger Marcel Hossa scored a goal.
Discography
- Das Ende der Liebe (Tell Laura I love You)/Minnetonka Mädi, 1959
- Sieben Wochen nach Bombay, 1960
- Yes My Darling, 1960, together with Conny Froboess
- Speedy Gonzales, 1962
- Zwei blaue Vergißmeinnicht, 1963
- Vom Stadtpark die Laternen, 1963, together with Gitte Haenning
- Zwei auf einer Bank, 1964, together with Gitte Haenning
- Jetzt dreht die Welt sich nur um dich, 1964, together with Gitte Haenning
- Hokuspokus, 1964 together with Gitte Haenning
- Dein Glück ist mein Glück, 1965 together with Gitte Haenning
- Augen wie zwei Sterne, 1966
- Der Mond hat seine Schuldigkeit getan, 1967
- Dondolo, 1969
- Memories, 1971
- Fiesta Mexicana, 1972
- Der Sommer ist vorbei, 1973
- Marie der letzte Tanz, 1974
- Der letzte Sirtaki, 1975
- Küsse von dir, 1976
- Love Is In The Air, 1978
- Sally komm wieder, 1978
- Saragossa, 1979
- Holly ho Havanna, 1979
- La Bandita, 1980
- Wenn ich je deine Liebe verlier, 1981
- Und sie hieß Julie, 1983
- Und plötzlich ist es wieder da, 1983
- Dir fehlt Liebe, 1984
- Rendezvous auf spanisch, 1984
- Mamma mia, 1985
- Du ich lieb Dich, 1985
References
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