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- Austropop abstract "Austropop is pop music from Austria, which came into use in the late 1960s, but had its heyday in the 1970s and early and up until the mid 1980s. The term refers to lyrics sung in Austrian-German dialect, which is widely understood in southern Germany. Austropop comprises several musical styles, from traditional pop music to rock, and it also sometimes includes traditional folk elements such as jodel.Neue Deutsche Welle does not count as Austropop, as it was definitely German and the lyrics were in Hochdeutsch, while Austropop artists made a distinction by decidedly using Austrian German for their lyrics.The movement is believed to have started in 1971 by Wolfgang Ambros with his song "Da Hofa", although this is debated. Ambros became famous, however, by translating songs by Bob Dylan into Austrian German, the most famous of which is "Naa, i bins ned", the Austrian German translation of Dylan's It ain't me babe.Austropop is still broadcast by various FM radio and TV stations throughout Austria and the German state of Bavaria, where they even have special nights replaying Austropop concerts.Artists of the Austropop movement include: Wolfgang Ambros Georg Danzer Rainhard Fendrich (These three also toured together from 1997-2006 as Austria3 or A3.) DÖF EAV Waterloo & Robinson Marianne Mendt The Madcaps Hubert von Goisern S.T.S. Ganymed Falco Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung (EAV). Christina Stürmer Luttenberger*Klug Andreas Gabalier SheSays Mondscheiner Shiver Global Deejays Madita Ludwig Hirsch".
- Austropop instrument Drum_kit.
- Austropop instrument Electric_guitar.
- Austropop instrument Singing.
- Austropop instrument Steel-string_acoustic_guitar.
- Austropop stylisticOrigin Pop_music.
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- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Andreas_Gabalier.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Austria.
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- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Bavaria.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Bob_Dylan.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Category:20th-century_music_genres.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Category:21st-century_music_genres.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Category:Austrian_music.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Category:Pop_music_genres.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Christina_Stürmer.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Da_Hofa.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Deutsch-Österreichisches_Feingefühl.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Drum_kit.
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- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Erste_Allgemeine_Verunsicherung.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Falco_(musician).
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Ganymed_(band).
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Georg_Danzer.
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- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Hochdeutsch.
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- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Ludwig_Hirsch.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Luttenberger*Klug.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Madita.
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- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Pop_music.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Rainhard_Fendrich.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Rock_music.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink S.T.S..
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink SheSays.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Singing.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Steel-string_acoustic_guitar.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink The_Madcaps.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Waterloo_&_Robinson.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Wolfgang_Ambros.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLink Yodeling.
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLinkText "Austropop".
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLinkText "Dialect Wave".
- Austropop wikiPageWikiLinkText "Mundart".
- Austropop bgcolor "#87CEEB".
- Austropop color "black".
- Austropop culturalOrigins "1960.0".
- Austropop hasPhotoCollection Austropop.
- Austropop instruments "Vocals, electric guitars, acoustic guitars, drums".
- Austropop name "Austropop".
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- Austropop subject Category:20th-century_music_genres.
- Austropop subject Category:21st-century_music_genres.
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- Austropop subject Category:Pop_music_genres.
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- Austropop comment "Austropop is pop music from Austria, which came into use in the late 1960s, but had its heyday in the 1970s and early and up until the mid 1980s. The term refers to lyrics sung in Austrian-German dialect, which is widely understood in southern Germany.".
- Austropop label "Austropop".
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