Last but not least: The Easter hit avalanche

Easter is a religious festival. People commemorate the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, listen to the Pope's traditional Easter blessing ("urbi et orbi"), gather with family and reflect. There are also other traditions that have little to do with the original meaning of the festival...

Easter is a religious festival. People commemorate the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, listen to the Pope's traditional Easter blessing ("urbi et orbi"), gather with family and reflect. There are also other traditions that have little to do with the original meaning of the festival: Radio BE1, for example, indulges in a hit marathon every Easter. Starting at 12 noon on Easter Sunday, the two charts presenters Mike Baader and Jenni Herren present the 333 favorite songs of BE1 listeners in a 24-hour non-stop broadcast (voting takes place online). Across styles and decades. Respect for those who keep up. If you want to know whether Züri West will make it to number 1 for the 8th time in a row with their immortal "I schänke dir mis Härz", make a pilgrimage - a religious activity after all - to the BE1 broadcasting area at the weekend.

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