Deutschland sucht den SuperStar (Season 2)
| Broadcast from | September 3, 2003 – March 13, 2004 |
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| Judges |
Dieter Bohlen Thomas Bug Shona Fraser Thomas Stein |
| Host(s) | Michelle Hunziker & Carsten Spengemann |
| Broadcaster | RTL Television |
| Elli Erl | |
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| Origin | Straubing, Bavaria, Germany |
| Song | "This Is My Life" |
| Genre(s) | Rock, Pop |
| Denise Tillmanns | |
The second season of Deutschland sucht den Superstar premiered on September 2003 and continued until March 13, 2004. It was won by Elli Erl. This season was co-hosted by Michelle Hunziker and Carsten Spengemann.
The 50 semi-finalists were:
(October 8, 2003)
(October 15, 2003)
(October 22, 2003)
(October 29, 2003)
(November 5, 2003)
(November 12, 2003)
Kemisola Awosogba was born on November 15, 1982. Her father is a native of Nigeria. Kemi joined the top 13 on October 22, 2003 along with Benjamin Martell. She was eliminated on 20 December 2003 after receiving 3.54 percent of the votes in the top 9. She was a contestant on Popstars: On Stage, the sixth season of the German version of Popstars. Where she was part of the Final 20 contestants.
Judith Burmeister was born September 9, 1986. Burmeister joined the top 13 after getting into the top 2 vote-getters of her group along with Ricky Ord. She was eliminated in the top 8 after receiving 5.97 percent of the vote.
Steffen Frommberger was born January 29, 1982. He joined the top 13 on October 29, 2003 along with Aida Iljasevic. He was eliminated on November 29, 2003 after receiving 2.46 percent of the vote.
Gunther Göbbel was born May 6, 1979. Gunther was eliminated in the top 5 after receiving 12.58 percent of the vote. Originally, Göbbel did not advance to the top 13. However, he was brought back as a wildcard and advanced then. Since the show, Gunther has released a single, "Caramba!", as a part of the duet "Meant 2 Be". Gunther is currently a member of the band Lemon Ice.
Aida Iljasevic, born January 4, 1976 in Bosnia, was a contestant in the second season, finishing in 7th place. In 1992, at the age of sixteen, Aida fled from her home country due to the Bosnian War, and found a new home in Münster.
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