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Herbert Grönemeyer is a German musician born on April 12, 1956 in Göttingen, Germany. He took up piano lessons at age eight and found success in 1984 with the release of his album "Bochum" which was the best selling album in Germany that year. His most famous album is "Bochum" and though he has had a successful musical career, he has not won any major prizes for his work.
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Valverde warns Barcelona not to underestimate Roma ahead of Champions League quarter-final second leg, despite a 4-1 first leg win. While Barcelona are in a strong position, Valverde notes that anything can happen in football and history shows it is hard to score against his team but Roma will try. He insists Barcelona will not be overconfident with only one leg left to reach the semi-finals.Germany
- 1. Hello I'm herbertgrönemayer. He was born on 12th april, 1956, in göttingeng, germany. His interest in music was with the age of eight, when he began taking piano lessons. He found success as a musician in 1984 with the release of the album "Bochum" (name of the city in which he lived), which became the best selling album in Germany this year. His most famous albumis bochum. He hasn't been awarded any prizes. Other information:He starred as war correspondent Lieutenant Werner in Wolfgang Peter's movie Das Boot, but later concentrated on his musical career.