8 thoughts on “ 99 Red Balloons ”

1. 33 years ago today, Nena’s ‘’99 Red Balloons” was a number one hit! 99 Luftballons, which literally just means “99 balloon” in German, is an anti-war protest song by the one-hit wonder German band Nena from their album.. An English-language version titled "99 Red Balloons", with lyrics by Kevin McAlea, was also released after the wild success of the German song internationally.

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2. 99 balloons refers to what was released at the funeral of Eliot Mooney- each balloon representing a day he spent on this earth. You can learn more about Eliot’s life by watching the video below or through the blog that his parents, Matt & Ginny, kept during his life. Among the many gifts he brought his parents was a passion to help children with special needs and their families.

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3. Feb 05,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Nena - 99 Luftballons (Live ) YouTube New Order - Blue Monday (HD music video ) - Duration: Sound & Vision 21,, views.

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4. Oct 09,  · 99 Red Balloons - NENA (Rouge Cover) - Duration: ROUGE allgirl Recommended for you. Top 10 Best Singers on World Talent! - Duration:

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5. Nov 15,  · 99 Red Balloons-Hope Version, Charlotte Wolff feat. B. Obama. uscentertain. Une fillette de 10 ans reprend 99 Red Balloons à la guitare et c'est magique. Mister Buzz. Trending. Kanye West. Kanye West's rally was a cry for help. Zoomin English. Kanye West wants Jay Z as VP. BANG Showbiz.

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6. Nena - 99 Luftballons (English Translation) Lyrics: If you have some time for me / Then I will sing a song for you / About ninety-nine balloons / On their way to the horizon / Do you think of me now?

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7. 99 red balloons go by 99 red balloons Floating in the summer sky Panic bells, it's red alert There's something here From somewhere else The war machine springs to life Opens up one eager eye Focusing it on the sky Where 99 red balloons go by 99 Decision Street 99 ministers meet To worry, worry, super-scurry Call the troops out in a hurry.

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8. 99 Red Balloons is the English translation of the German versions, "99Luftballoons", or "toy" balloons. The idea came to Nena's guitarist Carlo Cargas while he was at a Rolling Stones concert in Berlin. While a bunch of balloons floated away, he thought they looked more like some type of aircraft rather than a bunch of balloons.

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