Crange, Herne, NRW, 05th Aug July, 2022. The fans go crazy and clearly love the performance. Singer Howard Carpendale performs for nearly an hour to a packed festive tent of invited guests, including the President of the German Parliament, Bärbel Bas. Fans and visitors scream, dance and sing along to the songs of the popular South African pop singer. The official opening ceremony of the 2022 Cranger Kirmes, Germany's 3rd largest funfair and the largest of its kind in NRW, is attended by invited guests in the festival tent and beer hall. Credit: Imageplotter/Alamy Live News

Crange, Herne, NRW, 05th Aug July, 2022. The fans go crazy and clearly love the performance. Singer Howard Carpendale performs for nearly an hour to a packed festive tent of invited guests, including the President of the German Parliament, Bärbel Bas. Fans and visitors scream, dance and sing along to the songs of the popular South African pop singer. The official opening ceremony of the 2022 Cranger Kirmes, Germany's 3rd largest funfair and the largest of its kind in NRW, is attended by invited guests in the festival tent and beer hall. Credit: Imageplotter/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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