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Manuel Ortega (singer) : ウィキペディア英語版
Manuel Ortega (singer)

Manuel Ortega (born Manuel Hanke, Steyregg, 8 April 1980) is an Austrian singer.
The son of a Spanish mother and an Austrian father, Ortega began his career as a singer when he was 10 years old. He sang with the Florianer Sängerknaben in one of the oldest choirs from Austria. His love for pop music led to him joining a band called BAFF when he was a teenager. Starting from an early age, meant Ortega has been able to make over 200 stages performances as of 2003. When he was 17, he took part in a search for talent and was chosen out of 1300 entrants to be the singer of a new group. Whilst successful, the group was not enough for Ortega and in 2001 he began a solo career.
The song ''El Amor, La Vida'' was the Austrian summer hit of 2001. In 2002 he represented Austria in the Eurovision Song Contest〔 with the song ''Say A Word''. He participated in the 3rd Season of the Ukrainian Dancing With the Stars (so-called ''International League of Champions'') where he danced with the Ukrainian ballroom dancer, and Eurovision Dance Contest 2007 runner-up Yulia Okropiridze.
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