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"'''99 Red Balloons'''" (1983) is a [[Anti-war|antiwar]] pop song from German singer [[Nena]]. The red balloons symbolize many things such as air force pilots in high tech jet fighters (each one a superhero or "[[Captain Kirk]]") or the singer's poignant wishes after her city is destroyed. The original German title is "99 Luftballons" which is translated as 99 air balloons. | "'''99 Red Balloons'''" (1983) is a [[Anti-war|antiwar]] pop song from German singer [[Nena]]. The red balloons symbolize many things such as air force pilots in high tech jet fighters (each one a superhero or "[[Captain Kirk]]") or the singer's poignant wishes after her city is destroyed. The original German title is "99 Luftballons" which is translated as 99 air balloons. | ||
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*[http://www.eightyeightynine.com/music/nena-99luftballoons.html lyrics in German and English] | *[http://www.eightyeightynine.com/music/nena-99luftballoons.html lyrics in German and English] | ||
[[Category:Popular songs]] | [[Category:Popular songs]] | ||
Revision as of 01:13, July 12, 2016
"99 Red Balloons" (1983) is a antiwar pop song from German singer Nena. The red balloons symbolize many things such as air force pilots in high tech jet fighters (each one a superhero or "Captain Kirk") or the singer's poignant wishes after her city is destroyed. The original German title is "99 Luftballons" which is translated as 99 air balloons.