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'''Alf Poier''', born in [[Judenburg]] in [[Styria (state)|Styria]] in [[1967]], is an [[Austria|austrian]] artist and stand-up [[comedian]]. He started doing [[cabaret]] in [[1995]] in [[Graz]], and has received several prizes for his works, including the [[Salzburger Stier]] in [[1998]], the [[Deutscher Kleinkunstpreis]], [[Prix Phanteon]] and [[RTL Comedy Award]] in [[2000]] and the austrian [[Karl (comedy prize)|Karl]] in [[2002]]. |
'''Alf Poier''', born in [[Judenburg]] in [[Styria (state)|Styria]] in [[1967]], is an [[Austria|austrian]] artist and stand-up [[comedian]]. He started doing [[cabaret]] in [[1995]] in [[Graz]], and has received several prizes for his works, including the [[Salzburger Stier]] in [[1998]], the [[Deutscher Kleinkunstpreis]], [[Prix Phanteon]] and [[RTL Comedy Award]] in [[2000]] and the austrian [[Karl (comedy prize)|Karl]] in [[2002]]. |
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In [[2003]], Alf Poier participated in the [[Eurovision Song Contest 2003]] and won the 6th place with his title "Weil der Mensch zählt" ("Because humans count"). |
In [[2003]], Alf Poier participated in the [[Eurovision Song Contest 2003]] and won the 6th place with his title "Weil der Mensch zählt" ("Because humans count"). The song, and his stage act, were a parody of the excesses of the contest. |
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Revision as of 22:49, 26 May 2003
Alf Poier, born in Judenburg in Styria in 1967, is an austrian artist and stand-up comedian. He started doing cabaret in 1995 in Graz, and has received several prizes for his works, including the Salzburger Stier in 1998, the Deutscher Kleinkunstpreis, Prix Phanteon and RTL Comedy Award in 2000 and the austrian Karl in 2002.
In 2003, Alf Poier participated in the Eurovision Song Contest 2003 and won the 6th place with his title "Weil der Mensch zählt" ("Because humans count"). The song, and his stage act, were a parody of the excesses of the contest.