German singer Nicole, born Nicole Hohloch in 1964, gained international fame with her 1982 Eurovision Song Contest win for "A Little Peace." This victory followed earlier hits like "Flieg' Nicht So Hoch, Mein Kleiner Freund," solidifying her status as a successful artist. Despite subsequent releases not reaching the same level of success, Nicole continued to be a star in Europe, releasing albums like So Viele Lieder Sind In Mir (1984) and Gesichter der Liebe (1985). Her enduring popularity was evident with the success of her 1990 album Für Immer...für Ewig, leading to a consistent output of albums in the following decades, including the best-selling Begleite Mich (2006) and the compilation Best Of: 1982-2005.

Nicole's career highlights include several major hits in the 1980s, such as "Wenn die Blumen Weinen Könnten" (1983) and "Lass Mich Nicht Allein" (1986), showcasing her versatility as a musician. With her consistent album releases throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Nicole has established herself as one of Germany's most successful artists, maintaining a loyal fan base and commercial success. Her music continues to resonate with audiences, as seen in the popularity of her recent albums like Christmas Songs and the compilation Best Of: 1982-2005, solidifying her reputation as a reliable hitmaker in the music industry.