Lena Meyer-Landrut, a German singer songwriter, has a net worth of $5 million.
Hanover, Germany was the birthplace of Lena Meyer-Landrut in May 1991.
The Eurovision Song Contest in 2010 saw her singing the song “Satellite” to Germany’s triumph.
She has been a contestant on the Oslo-based talent show Our Star.
My Cassette Player, Lena’s first studio album, was made available in 2010.
The album achieved 5x Gold certification in Germany and reached the number one spot in Germany and Austria, as well as third place in Switzerland, fourth place in Greece, and fifth place in Sweden. In 2011, her second studio album Good News was released.
The album achieved Platinum status in Germany and topped the charts in her native land.
In 2012, Lena released Stardust, her third album, and in 2015, her fourth album Crystal Sky, which reached #2 in Germany.
In Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, and Switzerland, her most famous single “Satellite” topped the charts.
“Touch a New Day”, “Taken by a Stranger”, “What a Man”, “Stardust”, “Neon (Lonely People)”, and “Mr. Miracle” are among her other singles.
“Arrow Key” and “Traffic Lights”
Lena’s involvement in The Voice Kids as a judge and coach has resulted in her winning four MTV Europe Music Awards.