1. Falco

2. Life Real name: Johann Hölzel Born: February 19, 1957
Died: February 6, 1998
Born in Vienna
He was the only survivor of triplets
He was buried in the Zentralfriedhof (Central Cemetery) in Vienna, Austria.

3. Education
Recognized as a child prodigy and schooled in classical music
Graduated from the Vienna Music Conservatory in 1997

4. Bands
Spinning Wheel
Hallucinogen Company
Drahdiwaberl ( )

5. Discography 1982-Einzelhaft (Solitary Confinement or Incarceration)
1984-Junge Roemer (Young Romans)
1985-Falco 3
1986-Emotional
1988-Wiener Blut (Viennese Blood)
1990-Data de Groove
1991-The Remix Hit Collection
1992-Nachtflug (Night flight)
1996-Greatest Hits2
1997-Greatest Hits Vol. II
1998-Best Of
1998-Out Of The Dark (Into The Light)
1998-The Hit-Singles
1999-The Final Curtain - The Ultimate Best Of
1999-Verdammt wir leben noch (Damn it, we’re still alive)
1999-Live Forever (Live Album)
2007-Hoch wie nie (Best Of) (Higher than ever)
2007-Einzelhaft (25th Anniversary Edition)

6. Significant Achievements
‘Rock Me Amadeus’ reached number 1 in the US and remained in the top spot of the Billboard Hot 100 for three weeks
His albums and singles have sold about 60 million copies worldwide

7. Quotes
“When I die some day they will all give me three cheers, the buggers!”
"He was a superstar, he was so popular, he was so exalted because he had style, he was a virtuoso, he was a rock idol, and everybody screamed…"
"Look into my heart, I am an open book, I have nothing to hide."

8. Interesting Facts
Changed his name to Falco in 1977 after the East German skier Falko Weisspflog

9. Bibliography
Made by Romy
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