Abdon Huber

Abdon Genavieux Huber (29 January 1966 - 17 May 2019) was an Albian singer-songwriter, credited for having brought rock and roll to Albia.
Regarded as the "father of Albian pop music", Huber first entered the music scene in 1980. His popularity grew with his second song Calchermanner (lit: salesman), released in 1981, which became a well-known song across Albia. During a career spanning 38 years, he released 41 albums and sold more than 77 million records worldwide, mainly in Albia and Amberia. He had one diamond album, 13 golden albums, and 11 platinum albums.
Hugely popular in Albia, he was often regarded as one of Albia's best musical artists and is often seen as a "national monument" and a part of the Albian cultural legacy. Over 780 magazine covers and 106 books were dedicated to him over the news, making him one of the most widely-covered personalities in Albia. Huber was effectively unknown in the English-speaking world, and often dubbed "the biggest artist you've never heard of".
Huber died at the Siebtekruz Krankenhaus in Fienerta on May 17th, 2019, having been hospitalized after a heart attack. A tribute concert to him led by several Albian pop artists and sponsored by Vetek, the APK, and ARTK was held in the Vetek Arena in Fienerta on January 29th, 2020. The concert was one of the largest concerts in Albian history, with tickets having sold out 24 hours after they went on sale.
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