He is the 70th's equivalent of "Heintje" Simons.
Heintje, the beloved Dutch singer who rose to fame in 1967 at the tender age of 12, is currently facing a challenge in his career. Despite turning 70 today, the singer, formerly known as Hein Simons, feels young at heart, expressing that he feels like he is 40 in his head. However, his hearing has begun to falter, causing him to halt all performances until improvements can be made.
Living on an estate with many horses in a tri-border region, Heintje shares his home with his family, including his two sons and daughter. The singer, who is known for his mix of cheekiness and schmaltz, started his career in a bar owned by his parents. He used to sing along with the jukebox, often playing the song "Mama," which would later become one of his biggest hits.
Heintje's career has seen ups and downs, but even though he may not have the same level of success as when he was a child, he continues to have success in his career. In recent years, he has released a few successful CDs, including an album "Heintje and I" where he sings a duet with the young Heintje using technology.
Despite the setback, Heintje remains optimistic, hoping for advancements in technology and artificial intelligence to help with his hearing. Heintje's hits include "Ich bau' dir ein Schloss" and "Heidschi Bumbeidschi," and at the end of August, he is hosting a big farm party. There might be a chance he sings again, possibly his hit "Mama."
The singer looks back on his career with humility and gratitude, considering himself lucky. He will celebrate his 70th birthday with his family, but not with a grand party. His mother passed away a few years ago, and he misses her dearly. Heintje is known for his resilience, taking things as they are and making the best of them, even if it means the possible end of his long career.
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