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 Frank Farian

Frank Farian

Frank Farian is a German music maker and lyricist, most popular for his work in the pop and disco genres. He was brought into the world on July 18, 1941, in Kirn, Germany. Farian acquired global acclaim for his contribution in the production of the melodic gathering Boney M. in the last part of the 1970s.

Boney M. was an Euro-Caribbean vocal gathering that made extensive progress with hits like "Daddy Cool," "Streams of Babylon," "Mama Pastry specialist," and "Rasputin." Farian was the genius behind the gathering, creating their music as well as giving the profound male voice on large numbers of their accounts. He frequently utilised different studio artists and entertainers to address the gathering openly.

Aside from Boney M., Blunt Farian has chipped away at other melodic undertakings and created music for different craftsmen. While he confronted contention for his utilisation of studio artists rather than the genuine entertainers, especially on account of Boney M., his commitments to the music business have left an effect, particularly in the domain of disco and popular music.