Breathtaking acrobatics are an integral part of the repertoire of Helene Fischer's "Rausch" tour.
But not everyone can warm to this kind of entertainment.
Hamburg – Helene Fischer (38) only narrowly slid past the full catastrophe a few weeks ago: During the rehearsals for her “Rausch” tour, the Schlagerqueen broke a rib and therefore had to postpone some concerts.
On Tuesday evening (April 11), the 38-year-old celebrated her belated start in Hamburg, where acrobatics were still on the program despite the injury.
However, not everyone can understand that.
Acrobatic deposits after Helene Fischer's injury controversial
Not even a day before the "Rausch" tour should have started, the anticipation of the Schlager fans was dampened by bad news: Due to a broken rib, Helene Fischer had to postpone the first concerts at short notice - a scenario that some people don't think of at all reacted sympathetically: "Leave the circus numbers", some of the Schlagerqueen demanded even then.
But breathtaking acrobatics are just as much a part of Helene Fischer's stage program as her big hits "Atemlos durch die Nacht" or "Achterbahn".
For the “Rausch” tour, the 38-year-old even teamed up with the internationally renowned Cirque du Soleil artist troupe and trained diligently with them in advance in Montréal, Canada.
So do without acrobatics at dizzy heights after all?
Unthinkable!
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Schlager fans ask Helene Fischer to focus on singing instead of acrobatics
But exactly this demand is now, one day after the brilliant start of "Rausch" in Hamburg's Barclays Arena, loud again: "I wonder what these interludes have to do with singing. If she wants to do things like that, she should go to the circus," criticized a fan on Facebook. He is by no means alone with his opinion. In fact, other Schlager enthusiasts also want a return to music – without breakneck stunts!
"I watched a very nice pop show over Easter," reports another Facebook user, adding: "It was the 80s and you didn't need acrobatics.
You just sang.” Others also consider the elaborate stage show to be “exaggerated” or even “annoying”.
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Artistic interludes at dizzying heights are an integral part of Helene Fischer's concerts - but that's exactly where opinions differ...
© Marcus Brandt/dpa
But there are also many opposing voices, who praise the tireless commitment of the 38-year-old: "Name me someone who delivers such a show!", A fan demands, another is amazed: "What she does, respect!" The singer inspires thousands and thousands of people - but one in particular.
A super fan wants to visit 39 concerts from Helene Fischer's "Rausch" tour.
Sources used:
facebook.com, twitter.com
List of rubrics: © Marcus Brandt/dpa
