Biography
Who is Sandra Studer?
Early life and education
Born in Zurich, Switzerland, Sandra Studer grew up in the area of Zollikerberg. Her parents are a Swiss father and a Spanish mother. During her youth, she pursued training in both ballet and piano.
She eventually attended the University of Zurich to study German and musicology. By the time she was seventeen, she began gaining her first professional experiences as a vocalist.
Music and Eurovision career
Sandra began her music career with an early recording for DJ BoBo in 1989 on the track titled I Love You. Later, she competed in the Eurovision Song Contest 1991 under the stage name Sandra Simó. She represented Switzerland with the Italian-language song Canzone per te, which finished in fifth place.
Decades later, she returned to the Eurovision stage in 2025 as a co-host alongside Hazel Brugger and Michelle Hunziker. During this event, she performed several musical numbers, including a cover of the song Insieme: 1992 and a snippet of her own 1991 contest entry. She also performs in musicals throughout German-speaking regions.
Television presenting work
Sandra Studer established a successful career in television broadcasting. She hosted various shows including Takeito, Dream Destination, and Country roads. In addition to her own programs, she provided German-language commentary for the Eurovision Song Contest on behalf of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation.
In 1999, she co-hosted the German national final for Eurovision with Axel Bulthaupt. From 2002 until 2012, she served as the host for the annual Swiss Award gala. Also, she appeared on the television program The Masked Singer Switzerland in 2021, where she performed as a peacock and secured second place.
Personal life and family
In 1997, Sandra married a lawyer named Luka Müller. She is currently a mother of four children.
Birthday and age
Sandra Studer was born on February 10, 1969, which makes Sandra 57 years old today. That birthday falls under the Aquarius sign. Sandra shares the date with 53 other famous people.
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