Tabaluga - Es lebe die Freundschaft! Live
Peter Maffay has been setting his very own standards for years and he has done so again this time! In 123 days he played 64 shows and thrilled the audience with his unique, incomparable rock fairy tale, which is based on the successful album "Tabaluga - Long live friendship!", which has already been awarded platinum. Supported by numerous prominent guest stars and of course the Maffay Band, the show impressed with 22 dancers, 5 stages, 194 costumes and a Peter Maffay in full swing. The live recording took place on 18.+.19.11.2016 in Dortmund's Westfalenhalle. Guests that evening included Tim Bendzko, Culcha Candela, Uwe Ochsenknecht, Jule Neigel, Alex Wesselsky, Heinz Hoenig and many more.
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Peter Maffay has been setting his very own standards for years and he has done so again this time! In 123 days he played 64 shows and thrilled the audience with his unique, incomparable rock fairy tale, which is based on the successful album "Tabaluga - Long live friendship!", which has already been awarded platinum. Supported by numerous prominent guest stars and of course the Maffay Band, the show impressed with 22 dancers, 5 stages, 194 costumes and a Peter Maffay in full swing. The live recording took place on 18.+.19.11.2016 in Dortmund's Westfalenhalle. Guests that evening included Tim Bendzko, Culcha Candela, Uwe Ochsenknecht, Jule Neigel, Alex Wesselsky, Heinz Hoenig and many more.
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Studio:Red Rooster Film & Television Entertainment, RCA, Sony Music Entertainment
Cast
Andreas Richter
Director
Peter Maffay
Hauptdarsteller
Rufus Beck
Magier & Glückskäfer
Heinz Hoenig
Arktos
Uwe Ochsenknecht
Kameliendame & Pechvogel
Alexander Wesselsky
Eisgeneral
Peter Keller
Hase & Gitarre
Bertram Engel
Schlagzeug
Pascal Kravetz
Keyboard & Gitarre
Carl Carlton
Gitarre & Gesang
Ken Taylor
Bass & Gesang
Leon Taylor
Ragga Schwein & Kratermann
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