"Move your Füdli" at the top of the national charts
Büro Reinhold, Manifesto Film and Universal Music have joined forces to promote Graubünden. The concept has worked, because: they not only want to attract guests guests, but also into the hit parade.
Büro Reinhold, Manifesto Film and
Universal Music have joined forces to promote Graubünden. The
The concept has worked, because: you don't just want to attract guests
but also straight into the hit parade. The Grisons boy band
"Fitta with the Gion" is now actually number 1 on the
National Charts. The National Chart is a monthly, independent
Swiss hit parade, which is based on the criteria sales figuresm airplay,
reviews and Trenda. Only Swiss people are accepted
Productions or products by Swiss artists. National-Chart
wants to reflect the Swiss music scene and sees itself as a
Addition to other hit parades. The band and song were planned as
"Graubünden antidepressant against zero economic growth, flatland fog
and heavy legs". The recipe: a commercial becomes a music video
expanded, brought into the record stores by Universal and
music channels "heavily promoted". Apparently the Grisons band and the
feeling is also well received abroad. Like Persoenlich.com
reports that the song is being played by a radio station in Holland.
Universal Music have joined forces to promote Graubünden. The
The concept has worked, because: you don't just want to attract guests
but also straight into the hit parade. The Grisons boy band
"Fitta with the Gion" is now actually number 1 on the
National Charts. The National Chart is a monthly, independent
Swiss hit parade, which is based on the criteria sales figuresm airplay,
reviews and Trenda. Only Swiss people are accepted
Productions or products by Swiss artists. National-Chart
wants to reflect the Swiss music scene and sees itself as a
Addition to other hit parades. The band and song were planned as
"Graubünden antidepressant against zero economic growth, flatland fog
and heavy legs". The recipe: a commercial becomes a music video
expanded, brought into the record stores by Universal and
music channels "heavily promoted". Apparently the Grisons band and the
feeling is also well received abroad. Like Persoenlich.com
reports that the song is being played by a radio station in Holland.
