Vivian Lindt

Vivian Lindt is a German schlager singer born Heidi Öller on 3 August 1979 in Passau. She began her musical journey at the age of eight in a talent competition before being discovered by composer Wolfgang Herrmann in 1996. She received the Goldene Stimmgabel award in 1998 and performed the track “Begrab meine Liebe (am Fluss deiner Sehnsucht)” (1998) at the Deutsche Schlager-Festspiele. Her debut studio album, Möchte bei dir sein (1998), was followed by the recordings Mir geht's gut (2001) and Ich bleibe wie ich bin (2004). Lindt achieved a Number 1 position on the German Airplay Charts with the single “Mach es gut Cherie” (2003). That same year, she received the Bayerischer Löwe award for her social engagement. Her subsequent recordings include the studio album Nimm mich mit (2006) and the compilation 20 Hits (2011). She also issued the studio recording Kleine Pflaster für die Seele (2012). Lindt has made numerous appearances on German television and radio.