Status: 13.01.2024, 18:25 PM
By: Jonas Erbas
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Thanks to his shrewd manner, Andy Borg knows the answer to many things, but the pop star prefers to remain silent on one topic: the end of his career.
Thyrnau – For decades, Andy Borg (62) has been regarded as the guarantor of good mood in German Schlager. Born in Vienna, humorous entertainment is in his blood, whether as a permanent guest in Florian Silbereisen's (41) "Die Feste" shows, Stefan Mross' (47) "Always Again on Sundays" or in his SWR "Schlager fun". And this is likely to remain the case for a very long time.
End of career? Andy Borg doesn't waste a thought on retirement
Andy Borg is in his element on stage: The 62-year-old brings not only popular hits such as "Adios Amor" or "Arrivederci Claire" to every hit show in which he performs, but also the best atmosphere. The Austrian doesn't waste any thought on retiring like he does IPPEN. MEDIA in an interview.
Because the question of whether he isn't already thinking about quitting really gets on the pop star's nerves – after all, retirement is still a long way off: "That's one of the few questions that I actually can't answer because I don't think about it," explains Andy Borg.
Andy Borg's "Adios Amor" has been covered several times
Andy Borg's breakthrough came in 1982 with "Adios Amor", the song reached number one in the single charts. In total, the song has been covered at least 16 times, including by Corry Konings (1982, Dutch), Frédéric François (1982, French), Wolfgang Lindner Band (1982), Jigs (Adios amour, 1983, Swedish), Mišo Kovač (1983, Serbo-Croatian), Nijolė Tallat-Kelpšaitė (Alyvos žydės, 1995, Lithuanian), Dorados (2009), Die jungen Zillertaler (2010), Casablanca (2011, English) and the Wildecker Herzbuben (2014).
Andy Borg reveals one of his favorite questions in interviews
Although the folk musician is considered to be quite talkative, there are interview questions to which he always comments succinctly: "A favorite question that I always like to answer is: How am I doing. I can answer that very easily, in a word: GOOD!", says Andy Borg.
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Andy Borg likes to talk a lot, but the pop star prefers to remain silent on one topic because he hasn't even dealt with it yet: the end © of his career.
If you want to elicit detailed answers from the 62-year-old, you should accordingly not ask him about a possible end to his career or his condition. Otherwise, however, the "Adios Amor" interpreter is very open: Recently, Andy Borg and Stefan Mross even clarified whether there is a competition between them. Sources used: IPPEN. MEDIA press inquiry to Andy Borg, andy-borg.de