The Helene Fischer Show – My most beautiful moments
In the replacement show there is a reunion with many stars
"The Helene Fischer Show – My Most Beautiful Moments" shows, among other things, a duet with Helene Fischer and the late Udo Jürgens.
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"The Helene Fischer Show – My Most Beautiful Moments" is the name of the replacement show for the traditional Christmas program. This is what the audience expects.
Europe's most successful entertainer Helene Fischer (36, "Breathless through the night") presents a special edition of her popular TV show at the traditional broadcasting slot, Christmas Day. In "The Helene Fischer Show – My Most Beautiful Moments" (December 25th, 8:15 pm, ZDF) the artist shows her very personal highlights of the past nine years.
Reunion with the most popular and greatest stars
The most popular and biggest stars from previous programs made it into the show. According to the broadcaster, the appearances of the world stars Tom Jones and Andrea Bocelli, the rock legends of Queen with Adam Lambert as well as backstreet boy Nick Carter, "Mr. Despacito" Luis Fonsi, the US stars Josh Groban and Michael Bolton and the British James are included Blunt.
Also shown again are the appearances of the Schlager power women Maite Kelly and Kerstin Ott as well as the shows by Barbara Schöneberger, Matthias Schweighöfer, Mark Forster, Peter Maffay, violinist Lindsey Stirling, vocal wonder Celine Tam, the Swiss singer Melanie Oesch and singer-songwriter Ina Rain. The comedians Martina Hill, Maddin Schneider and Ralf Schmitz once again cause laughter.
In addition, TV viewers can once again immerse themselves in the magical worlds of "Ice Age", "Dance of the Vampires" and "Tarzan". A reunion with "Mary Poppins" and "Ernie & Bert" as well as world-class artistry are also on the program. And of course the host Helene Fischer herself will show her greatest hits and legendary appearances on the show – including a duet with the late artist Udo Jürgens (1934-2014, "Greek Wine").
Corona forced the alternative
The tenth edition of the "Helene Fischer Show" was actually supposed to be recorded in front of a live audience in the Düsseldorf exhibition center, but the ongoing corona restrictions did not allow this.