This 1960 comeback album finds Zarah Leander revisiting her signature dramatic flair, proving her command over melancholic art-pop standards remained undimmed.
- The album was recorded in theelectrically-charged atmosphere of Berlin's UfA Studios.
- It was produced by legendary German impresario Gerhard Mendelson.
- The release yielded a minor hit with the re-recorded version of her 1937 classic "Davon geht die Welt nicht unter."
Swedish-German singer and actress Zarah Leander was one of the most popular artists in Nazi Germany during the 1930s and 1940s. After the war, she struggled to regain her earlier success, and this 1960 album marked a significant comeback attempt.
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