Amigos with De Randfichten and Ronny Weiland

De Randfichten are a Johanngeorgenstadt, Saxony volksmusik trio formed in 1992 by Thomas "Rups" Unger, Michael "Michl" Rostig, and later Thomas "Lauti" Lauterbach. Renamed in 1997, they hit #3 on German pop charts in 2004 with Lebt Denn dr Alte Holzmichl Noch...?

Die Amigos, a German Schlager duo formed in 1970 by brothers Bernd and Karl-Heinz Ulrich, are known for their enduring popularity. Hailing from Germany, they have achieved numerous number one albums in German-speaking countries. Their discography includes successful releases such as "Atlantis wird leben," "Stimmen der Nacht," and "Lebe jetzt," showcasing their consistent success in the Schlager genre.

Ronny Weiland, born in Jena, Germany, is a renowned German Schlager and folk singer with a distinctive bass voice. Known as "the singing stonemason," he gained fame for his emotional interpretations of German and Russian melodies. His popular songs include "Der kleine Trommler" and "Das Wolgalied." He won "Superstar der Volksmusik" in 2007 and has collaborated with Gaby Albrecht and toured with Ivan Rebroff's ensemble. Notable albums include "Russische Seele" and "Lieder vom Wolgastrand."