Herzog expressly thanked President Frank-Walter Steinmeier for his great efforts and his sincere apology at this commemorative event, which 'touched our hearts'. Israeli President Herzog sees this agreement as 'an important, just, and moral step” and called upon those present to 'carry the memory of the horrific attack in our hearts forever on behalf of the victims'. The commemoration or the participation of the Israeli delegation was questionable until a few days before, but 'just in time' it was possible to find an agreement with the bereaved families, which paved the way for the families of the victims to participate in this commemoration. I chose the song by the exceptional Israeli artist Ofra Haza on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the 1972 Olympic assassination. Of course, it is also about #FridayNightListeners. And that's why the headline of the interview is: ' Freitags gibt's was auf die Ohren'īut now, let's get into the review of September's songs: Markus Hill from ' Finanzplatz Frankfurt am Main' interviewed me these days on the topic of my heart: #SocialSelling. Ah, and I nearly forgot: There was also a special in September, this time on a Wednesday.Īt this point, please let me insert a link to an interview (in German). The band Queen, by the way, was never at the top of my popularity list, neither did I particularly like the songs nor the sound of the voice - but the fact that Freddie Mercury has now appeared several times this year also documents his exceptional status as an artist and also the significance of many songs.

Since the beginning of the year, an indefinite, uncomfortable feeling has accompanied me. I'll be honest: the title had been in the pool for a while. With Queen, however, I had to make an exception. Speaking of #Queen, I'm sure you know FridayNightListeners' general rule of not featuring artists more than once. They were joined by an earworm, a summer hit from Spain, and a lesser-known hard & heavy tune by a Canadian Queen of Heavy Metal. Another one was one of the anthems of the #LGBTQ community. The song selection during the month of September has included some famous classics of pop and rock music: Besides one of the most well-known representatives of the genre 'world music', there was a great song, composed for a blockbuster movie, by the band Queen - more on that in a moment. Friday, September 2: Ofra Haza - Im Nin'Alu Wednesday, September 7: UEFA Champions League Official Theme Song Friday, September 9: Queen - Who wants to live forever Friday, September 16: Bronski Beet - Smalltown Boy Friday, September 23: Las Ketchup - Aserejé (The Ketchup Song) Friday, September 30: Lee Aaron - Powerline

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