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Nena: Made in Germany: Live in Concert
The 2010 tour by the German chanteuse Nena in support of her 2009 album "Made in Germany." It features not only songs from her latest album, but new versions of old favorites as well.
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The 2010 tour by the German chanteuse Nena in support of her 2009 album "Made in Germany." It features not only songs from her latest album, but new versions of old favorites as well.
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