Düsseldorf music legend Volker Rosin: The man behind the children's hits!

Düsseldorf music legend Volker Rosin: The man behind the children's hits!

Düsseldorf, Deutschland - Volker Rosin, the popular children's music producer and songwriter, celebrates great success in Düsseldorf. The 68-year-old, who discovered his passion for music in childhood, was born in difficult conditions. "At 14 I was in love, but also unhappy. Then I let my frustration out on the guitar," he recalls. The sounds of the Beatles and Bee Gees shaped his youth and represented a valve for him to enable him to break out of social isolation. Rosin is not only known as an artist, but also as a singer and music teacher and is actively committed to children and adolescents. As RP online has published numerous hits over the years, including "The Gorilla with the sunglasses" and "Das Kamel" likes to dance cha cha ".

born on February 25, 1956 in Rheinkamp, ​​Volker Rosin made an impressive career that made him known beyond child music. He took his first step into the music world in 1973 in youth centers before he started self -employed in 1978. Rosin's songs are not only entertaining, but also promote learning and social interaction. With the “Dance Alarm” project and a variety of albums, he has conquered millions of children's hearts. According to information from Wikipedia he sold over four million CDs, and his work was recognized with several prizes, including gold records and the German music author*inner price.

commitment and awards

his commitment goes beyond the stage - Rosin is committed to social projects, including through benefit concerts for children's hospice and other charitable purposes. He recently organized a concert for the children's hospice "Möwennest" in Oberhausen. He was also awarded the Ballermann Award as the most successful children's song singer in 2016 and in 2024 received the German music author's internal price in the "Text Children's Song" category. With his Volker Rosin Foundation, he promotes musical projects that strengthen social skills and structures in children, especially for socially disadvantaged groups.