Malou Lovis Kreyelkamp
The Cologne native won “The Voice of Germany”.
Cheering with “Team Toll”: Malou Lovis Kreyelkamp and her coaches Tom (l.) and Bill Kaulitz.
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Malou Lovis Kreyelkamp is this year’s winner of “The Voice of Germany”. She was part of Tom and Bill Kaulitz’s team.
Malou Lovis Kreyelkamp (24) won the 13th season of “The Voice of Germany”. The student from Cologne thus receives her own record contract. Their first single “Glavier Rivers” is out now.
“It’s crazy for Malou, of course, but it’s crazy for us too.”
Malou Lovis Kreyelkamp is part of the “Team Toll” of Bill and Tom Kaulitz (34), who, like the other coaches, sat on the red chairs for the first time this season. The twins from the band Tokio Hotel could hardly believe their luck. “It’s crazy for Malou, of course, but it’s crazy for us too,” Sat.1 quoted Bill Kaulitz in a press release after the final on December 8th. “Of course we really believed in Malou. We are just so proud, also because she had a song with so much message and such an important message. That makes me even prouder.”
According to the broadcaster, 4.18 million people saw the triumphal procession of Kreyelkamp, who studies social work and works in a daycare center. In her free time, she has been passionate about music for a long time and enjoys playing the guitar for the children. She received 28.62 percent of the vote in the audience vote on Friday evening. With her very personal first single “Glacier Rivers” she was obviously able to win the hearts of the audience. In it she openly sings about the fact that she likes women. Queer and feminist themes are among her favorites, which she likes to incorporate into her music. “I can’t believe it. It’s crazy,” cheered the winner. “It’s amazing to win with your own song, because as an artist you want to publish your own songs.” The single is available now – as are the songs of the other four finalists.
Places two to five
Desirey Sarpong Agyemang (21) from Giovanni Zarrella’s team (45) came in second place, Egon Herrnleben (40) from the Ronan Keating (46) team came in third place, and Joy Esquivias (26) from the Shirin team came in fourth place David (28) and in fifth place Emely Myles (33) from Ronan Keating’s team.