Oceana Mahlmann

German singer and songwriter

Oceana Mahlmann - German singer and songwriter
Born

January 23rd, 1982
43 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Germany

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A German singer and songwriter gained recognition for contributions to the music industry, particularly in the pop and dance genres. Debuted in 2009 with the single "Cry, Cry," which became a chart-topper in several European countries. Released the hit song "Endless Summer," showcasing a blend of pop and dance elements, further establishing a successful career. Collaborated with various artists and contributed to soundtracks for movies and television. Oceana has participated in various music festivals and events, solidifying a prominent presence in the European music scene.

Released the hit single 'Cry, Cry'

Achieved success with 'Endless Summer'

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