Bernd Clüver (10 April 1948 in

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– 28 July 2011 in Palma, Spain) was a German singer.

Life

Clüver became a famous German Schlager singer in Germany and had several hits during the 1970s. His best-known song is perhaps ''Der Junge mit der Mundharmonika'' which placed No. 1 in German Charts during 1973. He died after a fall down from the stairs at his home in Mallorca.

Awards

* 1973

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* 1974 Goldene Europa * 1981:

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* 1985: Goldene Stimmgabel * 1991: Goldene Stimmgabel

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