Liane Wiegelmann
She was born in Iserlohn.
Also recorded as L. Wiegelmann · Liane Claudia Springer
Liane Wiegelmann
- Born
- 1974. · Iserlohn.
- Nationality
- Germany.
- Occupation
- singer, musician and rapper.
- Languages
- German and English.
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1974
Liane Wiegelmann born at Iserlohn.
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She also worked under the name Liane Wiegelmann. The authorities additionally record the headings L. Wiegelmann and Liane Claudia Springer. Her recorded languages were German and English.
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