One World Family - Original Song

Angelina and Rosalie refer to themselves as change pop activists. "Take your talent and use it to do something good with it," says Angelina. "We both just like to sing, and that's why we're on stage, wanting to touch and mobilize people with our music." Both believe that there's nothing cooler or more important to do for their generation than to bring "earth forward" - and for that they have been on stage for 10 years. At the age of five and seven, the front girls of 11 WIE DU started performing in public. Since then, they have been making music for children and teenagers to raise awareness of the challenges of our time. How can poverty be tackled, equal rights created, peace maintained and the climate saved? They want to inspire young and old to be positive and creative in solving these issues, and to take responsibility to change the world.

When they are not on stage, they run their own social projects. They organize markets, workshops or youth summits, they collect donations and are committed to helping refugees at home and abroad.
In 2017 they organized a big charity concert near their hometown in Germany and personally brought the donation proceeds to a refugee camp in Lebanon to support the establishment of a school. About this journey, they give lectures that consist of a combination of images, videos and music to students at schools. Their story is also part of the documentary movie "Child of nature" by award winning brazilian director Marcos Negrão. The songs of the band come from the pen of songwriter Marco Gässler, who supports Angelina and Rosalie as an artistic mentor from the very beginning.