Marco Pfeuti, aka Gölä, is a Swiss pop/rock performer who sings in the German language and gained fame in 1998 as lead vocalist in the band Gölä with Thomas J. Gyger and Zlatko Perica. They had three popular albums and disbanded in 2002. The singer went on to a successful solo career starting in 2005 with the album 'Gimme a Band' followed by 'Rock & Roll' (2007) and three successive number one hits on the Switzerland Albums Chart: 'Tättoo - Best of Bärndütsch/So Damn Sexy' (2008), 'Z'läbe Fägt' (2008) and 'The Greatest Hits Sessions' (2010) with The Bellamy Brothers.
Other albums that topped the chart include 'Ängu u Dämone I' (2012), 'Ängu u Dämone II' (2012), 'Die Schönsten Mundart-Balladen - Nashville Aufnahmen' (2014), 'Stärme' (2016) and 'Urchig' (2017). His 2019 release '20 Jahre Bühnenjubiläum - Hallenstadion' went to number nine. His biggest hit single was 'I Ha Di Gäm' which topped the Switzerland Singles Chart in 2008. His 2019 track 'Büetzer Buebe' with Trauffer peaked at number nine.
