Actually, you can’t describe Rudy Giovannini; you have to experience him. You can hardly get enough of his CDs, but above all, he is an excellent live artist. Except for the backing music, he avoids playback 100%, yet his voice shows no signs of fatigue even after several hours of performance.

Between songs, he moderates with a lot of humor, so there is guaranteed to be no boredom. There are no bad seats, as Rudy Giovannini frequently wanders through the audience, giving everyone the opportunity to admire him up close. He often gets spontaneous ideas to integrate what is happening in the hall into the program.

Star airs are foreign to Rudy Giovannini. Even away from the stage or cameras, he impresses with his unaffected naturalness. During concert breaks, he does not retreat to a quiet room, but joins his fans, whom he regards as friends, and fulfills autograph or photo requests.

There are Saxons who can hold a conversation for half an hour using nothing but “Nu”. Nu – that’s true, Nu right. If you ever hear, Nu yes, Ne, Nu – in Saxony – the Dresden area – that counts as a complete sentence. Nu is language economy! Pure dialectics and means yes, no, maybe. Simply everything or nothing. Just like in politics, and in real life too. Saxons don’t like to give themselves away. He is slippery, not graspable, polite, bright, devious. Nu, Nu! And now pay attention to where we Saxons have planted our Nu everywhere. In Nu Dossi, Nu Klear, Nu Deln and even in Nu Pagadie. Saxons are the last Germans of all. They love their homeland. Because language is home. Nu, Nu!