迪特·京特尔·波伦

title: 生平.
content: Bohlen was born in Berne, West Germany, and grew up in Oldenburg. His father was a supplier to the construction business. In 1973, Dieter Bohlen was member of the band Monza. In 1981 he was member of trio Sunday, and they had a hit "Hale Hey Louise", which has been covered by Ricky King and others. From 1983 to 1987 and from 1998 to 2003, Bohlen was one half of the pop duo Modern Talking as producer, songwriter and composer. From 1985 to 1988, he produced and wrote songs for the disco singer C. C. Catch.  In 1988, Dieter Bohlen signed 15-year-old singer Anna Garcia whose stage name was "Sheree". In 1988 she recorded a song "Ronnie – Talk To Russia!" as Sheree,[2] written by German songwriter and former member of Modern Talking, Dieter Bohlen.  After Modern Talking's first split in 1987, Bohlen formed Blue System. For most projects Bohlen had session singers for the background vocals to produce a high-pitched chorus. He frequently worked in the studio with the producer Luis Rodríguez. Rivalen Der Rennbahn is a soundtrack written by Bohlen. It was one of the best-selling albums in 1989 in Germany. Bohlen produced the German boygroup Touché which was founded by one of the group's five members, Karim Maataoui. In 1986, Bohlen wrote and produced Chris Norman's "Midnight Lady" for an episode of the German crime show "Tatort". This song became a major hit in central Europe.  In the 1990s, Bohlen became producer for Bonnie Tyler under Hansa Records. They released three albums; "Bitterblue", "Angel Heart" and "Silhouette in Red". Tyler had great success with her single "Bitterblue", which was written and produced by Bohlen.  He has been a judge on all the seasons of the talent show "德国寻找超级明星" and has worked with acts discovered in the show, yielding several major hits. He is criticized for controversial and insulting comments ("You sing like a garden gnome on ecstasy", "Your voice sounds like Kermit getting his ass kicked"). Bohlen has also released five books. Two of these are autobiographical and describe his career, romantic involvements and experiences with singers. The first book was an unprecedented success in Germany. Both books were also released as audio books.  In 2006, Bohlen released an album called "" that was a soundtrack to the.  In 2011, he founded the clothing label "Needs Clothing" along with Felix Werner.  He has also been a judge the talent show Das Supertalent, the German version of Britain's Got Talent. He is the only judge to have been in every season of the show.
title: 个人生活.
content: Dieter is the son of Edith and Hans Bohlen. His maternal grandmother is originally from Königsberg. He has a sibling, a younger brother named Uwe. He was educated in Oldenburg, Göttingen and Hamburg, culminating in a Business Administration degree.  Bohlen was married to Erika Sauerland from 1983 to 1994 and has three children from the marriage: Marc, Marvin and Marielin.<br>In 1996 he married model and singer Verona Feldbusch but divorced her after thirty days, propelling Verona to celebrity status (she went on to host television shows such as "Peep" and "Veronas Welt"). Later, Bohlen lived with the 1979 born model Stefanie Küster until 2006. They have one son, Maurice-Cassian, born mid-2005.  He met his current girlfriend Carina Walz in Majorca, Spain, where one of the casting events for "Deutschland sucht den Superstar" (the German version of "American Idol" and "Pop Idol") was held. They have a daughter, Amelie (born 2011) and a son, Maximilian (born 2013).  Bohlen lives in the village of Tötensen near Hamburg. He is left-handed, but was forced to learn how to write with his right hand at grammar school. He plays tennis with his left hand because he started tennis after his school years.

Summary: 迪特·京特尔·波伦(,1954年-2月7日)是德国歌曲作者、歌手、音乐人、制作人、企业家、电视名人。波伦以著名的流行重唱组合Modern Talking(1983–1987年与1998–2003年),以及女歌手C.C.Catch的歌曲作者与制作人闻名。是德国寻找超级明星(“德国偶像”)节目各季的现场评委与制片人、歌曲创作人。

Dieter Bohlen: Dieter Günter Bohlen (* 7. Februar 1954 in Berne) ist ein deutscher Musikproduzent, Komponist, Songwriter, Multiinstrumentalist und Sänger. Er wurde in den 1980er-Jahren als Mitglied des Pop-Duos Modern Talking bekannt. Neben erfolgreichen Produktionen nationaler und internationaler Künstler ist er ständiges Jurymitglied der Casting-Sendungen "Deutschland sucht den Superstar" und "Das Supertalent".