Andreas Bourani

Andreas Bourani is a German pop singer and songwriter born in Augsburg, Bavaria. Adopted shortly after birth, he grew up in a German family and later studied acting and voice work before pursuing music professionally. He rose to national fame in the early 2010s as part of the German pop and Schlager-adjacent scene, blending accessible melodies with earnest, uplifting lyrics.

His breakthrough came with the anthemic single «Auf uns», which became one of the most successful German-language songs of its era, topping charts and serving as the official song of Germany's 2014 World Cup broadcast coverage. The track's optimistic, communal message helped define Bourani's public image as a purveyor of feel-good, singable pop music aimed at a broad German audience.

Beyond «Auf uns», songs like «Hey», «Ultraleicht», and «Nur in meinem Kopf» cemented his presence on German radio and television throughout the 2010s. Bourani has also worked as a voice actor, lending his voice to animated film dubs in Germany. His music sits comfortably within mainstream German Pop, favoring big, radio-friendly choruses over experimental production, and he remains one of the most recognizable voices of the modern Deutschpop movement.