Success after mockery: After Andrea Berg’s anniversary album was mocked, the pop star can celebrate again. The Schlager icon continues to lead the charts and doesn’t give her Schlager colleagues a chance.
Aspach – Andrea Berg (56) cannot get off her throne. The pop singer still leads the Austrian pop charts with her album “I’d do it again”. The record is also of very special value for the artist because it is her anniversary album. Last year, Andrea Berg celebrated her 30th stage anniversary and was not only celebrated in a mega open-air show in her adopted home Aspach, but also released the record of memorabilia for her loyal followers, one could say.
“I would do it again” is a homage to 30 years of hit career by and with Andrea Berg. On the record, the pop icon has re-recorded and paid homage to some of her most successful and beautiful songs of the last three decades with fellow musicians. In the summer, these hits were then celebrated on the big stage with the crème de la crème of the German hit scene and 30 years of Andrea Berg were celebrated.
After the album mockery, Andrea Berg can celebrate again
That was a while ago, and yet the album holds up valiantly at number 1 in the Schlager charts, leaving behind such great colleagues in the music scene as Bernhard Bring (70), Melissa Naschenweng (32) and Daniela Alfinito (51). Andrea Berg has been on the album throne for 15 weeks, as the screenshot that the singer shares in her Instagram story proves. On it you can see the current ranking of the charts with Andrea Berg on the 1 and it doesn’t need big words. The 56-year-old just places a celebrating emoji next to the screenshot and links her album for anyone who wants to celebrate.
The success of the Schlagerqueen is really good after she recently received mockery for the same album. The music portal loud.de put the album cover of “I’d do it again” in the ranking of the “ugliest album cover of 2022”. Which probably hurts even more because Andrea Berg herself adorns the cover of her anniversary record. But even if the hit star could certainly have done without such a negative award, the record’s success speaks for itself. And fortunately it’s the inner values that count.
