Title: Helene Fischer's "Breathless through the Night" Tops German Singles Charts After Decade
It's been a decade since Helene Fischer released her hit single, "Atemlos durch die Nacht," but the song has now secured the number one spot on the German singles charts in a new version. This exciting development was announced by GfK Entertainment on a recent Friday. The pop star teamed up with rapper Shirin David to mark the anniversary, re-recording the beloved Schlager classic, which was initially released in 2013.
Unbelievably, despite being one of the most successful chart hits in Germany, with a remarkable 118 weeks, "Atemlos durch die Nacht" only managed to reach number three before now. With the collaboration between Helene Fischer and Shirin David, the song has finally surpassed this milestone and claimed the top spot.
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The song "Atemlos durch die Nacht" (also known as "Take a Breath") has remained a staple in German music since its initial release. The collaboration between Helene Fischer and Shirin David has reinvigorated the song and brought it back into the spotlight. While the exact position of the re-recorded version in the German singles charts could not be determined from the provided search results, it is clear that the song's popularity continues to thrive.
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