The Eurovision winner Lena Meyer-Landruth received a heroine’s welcome when she returned to her country. Her homecoming gave Germany something to cheer about and a break from its mounting worries. The fate of Greece, the future of the euro and Michael Ballacks’ World Cup injury were all forgotten for a few hours yesterday while Lena’s winning entry, Satellite, made it to the top of the music download charts. Now, Lena is prepared to pull-off the most uncommon feats by transforming a Eurovision win into a fully-pledge pop music career. According to Chancellor Angel Merkel, she was impressed by Lena’s unpretentiousness and warmth. She’s a wonderful example of young Germany. Lena is the second German winner in the song contest’s 55-year history. The first German winner was also a teenager named Nicole, and Ein Bisschen Frieden (A Little Peace) in 1982. Meanwhile, Lena has already become the subject of a wide media hype in Germany before the Eurovision. Lena Meyer-Landruth Received A Heroine’s Welcome is a post from: Daily World Buzz
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