Grief in Weimar: Suddenly rock legend Kani died!
Grief in Weimar: Suddenly rock legend Kani died!
A deep shadow has been hanging over Weimar, since the news of the death of the popular musician Bernhard Kanhold, better known as "Kani", has reached the city. In the night from 3rd to October 4, 2024, the Rock’n’Roll artist died at the age of 70. The "Thuringian General" reports on October 5. With his life's work he has decisively shaped the music scene of Thuringia and will be remembered by many as an icon.
Kani, a veteran of the Weimar music scene, has been active since the 1960s. He took his first steps on stage with the band "Amigos". Later he played in groups such as "Polyphon" and "Elefant" and experienced how the music landscape changed in the turning point. Even if it was not always easy for him, he never lost love for music. He knew how to skillfully convey this devotion in his appearances and thus found many loyal fans.
Grief and Memories of the fans
The Weimar Mayor Peter Kleine also reacted shocked to Kani's sudden death. He described the loss as painful for the city. "Kani was part of Weimar and his music has shaped generations. We will be very lacking his rhythm," said Kleine in an interview and praised the artistic life's work of Kani.
Another comment in the Facebook group shows how much Kani was estimated. "Good trip, cani," it says. "Now you've rocked the sky." Such messages are testimony to the deep connection that Kani had with his fans. His creativity and joie de vivre have not only influenced many musically, but also socially.
his influence extends over generations because Kani was one of the few artists who musically accompanied the turning time in Thuringia. The way he collected people's lifestyle in his songs has made him an unforgettable part of Weimar culture.
For many, Kani is not just a musician, but a symbol of cohesion and joie de vivre. Even after his death, he will live on through his music. If you want to learn more about the exciting stories of the Weimar Rock’n’Roll hero, you will find more information in an article from the "Thuringian General" here .
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