Carlotta Truman (born 19 October 1999) is a German singer and a finalist in

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'' 2014. She represented

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in the

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as part of the duo S!sters with the song "

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", after winning the German national selection '' Unser Lied für Israel''.

Career

Truman had her first appearance on the stage at the age of one and a half. She was a finalist in the German version of ''

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'' – at the age of nine. A tour of Germany followed, along with a live appearance in the National Television show ''Our Show For Germany''. Since July 2011, she has become a regular soloist for the nationally recognised German Police Orchestra, including a performance for the German President at the Presidential Palace in Bonn (

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). In December 2011 Truman was awarded the 29th German Rock and Pop prize for the Best Singer in Germany (the youngest ever) as well as picking up four other awards at the prestigious ceremony. In 2014 Truman was a contestant at the show ''

''. She made it to the final and gained the second place. She grew up in a German-British family. In 2019, she represented

in the Eurovision Song Contest along with Laurita Spinelli as part of

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. They came 25th with 24 points. In February 2020, the duo disbanded. She is currently part of electronic pop duo Amos Fleur with producer Simon Leander. Their debut single 'LYAR' was released in October 2021.

Discography

* "All in the Game" feat. LayZee (2010)

Filmography

* 2019: ''In aller Freundschaft – Die jungen Ärzte'' * 2020: ''Nachtschwestern''

Awards and nominations

References

External links

* * {{DEFAULTSORT:Truman, Carlotta 1999 births German child actresses German child singers German people of British descent Child pop musicians Living people Musicians from Hanover German women pop singers The Voice Kids contestants 21st-century German women singers