Pop star Helene Fischer (38) can imagine her own songs for particularly young listeners. “Of course I sing” while changing, she said this week on the TV talk show “Welcome to Austria” in Vienna.
“But I realized that I actually have little experience in children’s songs,” she said. “That might be the next step, but to do something of our own in this direction.”
Fischer is planning a big tour next year with 70 concerts in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. “Of course, young mothers warned me, they said, are you crazy to do that,” said the singer in an interview with ORF. “Now the whole thing is getting closer, and now I’m also gradually noticing: Huppala.” But she feels up to the task.
Fischer celebrated her comeback after the baby break in July. The dream of playing her big show in Las Vegas has now receded somewhat, she told the talk show hosts Dirk Stermann and Christoph Grissemann. “Meanwhile, I’m actually questioning that a bit, because there are just so many beautiful things happening in my private life, and you want to enjoy that a bit,” she explained.
