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Nina Tenge (born 6 April 1974 in Hamburg), also known under her stage names Nina and Nina MC, is a German former rapper and artist.
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Nina Tenge (born 6 April 1974 in Hamburg), also known under her stage names Nina and Nina MC, is a German former rapper and artist.
Tenge was born to father Rahman Nadjafi, an Afghan teacher and activist, and mother Verena Tenge, a eurythmist. [1]
Nina Tenge gained stage experience in hip-hop clubs in Hamburg. [2] In 2000 she became increasingly known by collaborating with Deichkind's hit single Bon Voyage . [3] [4] In 2001 her solo single Doppel X Chromosome gained widespread media attention. [2] [5] The Süddeutsche Zeitung named her "Germany's best rapper". The Goethe-Institut repeated this judgment on its website in 2005. [6] [2]
She entered the acting industry in 2003, playing guest roles in series and featured roles in films. [6]
Outside of music and acting, she has been involved with her father in an association for reconstruction programmes in Afghanistan. [7] She also trained in yoga and now works as a yoga teacher in Berlin. [8] [2]
| Title | Year | Album |
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| "Bon Voyage" (with Deichkind) | 2000 | Non-album single |
| "Doppel X Chromosom" | 2001 | Nikita |
| "Scheiss drauf" | ||
| "Quelle" | ||
| "Arschzeit Baby" (with MC Ronin) | 2004 | Non-album single |
| "Wet & Dirty" (with Bushido) | ||
| "Fuck You" | 2006 |
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