Heino has noticeable exophthalmos due to Graves' disease. [10] For this reason, he always wears very dark glasses in public, which have become part of his trademark appearance.

HEiNO! -aka "Old Weird eyes"- is a pop rock parody act first unleashed on Toronto's alternative comedy scene in 2002. Soon after, a full length "euro" variety show (the Heino! Happy Höur) followed with stagings in toronto, Chicago, and Los angeles.

A long time ago in a Germany far far away, a child was born. This child grew to be a man with a deep voice, blond hair, and the strangest eyes. They called him Heino and he was the Voice of...

Jan 19, 2025 · Seit über 50 Jahren hat Volksmusiker Heino seine dunkle Sonnenbrille in der Öffentlichkeit nicht mehr abgenommen. Über 25 Exemplare zieren mittlerweile seinen Fundus im heimischen Kurhaus in Bad Münstereifel. Doch trug Heino die Brille früher auch schon?

Jun 27, 2005 · The teutonic albino popstar known as Heino (and also known as Old Weird Eyes, Über-Creep and Euro-Elvis) is retiring, saying "I've accomplished everything there is to accomplish in this business." Official word from the German language Der Speigel here.

Aug 4, 2014 · There's actually a practical reason for Heino's famous sunglasses: he has a condition (Graves' disease, if you want to look it up) that makes his eyeballs bulge noticeably, so he started wearing the shades to hide that.

Jun 19, 2009 · Heino, the stage name of singer Heinz Georg Kramm, says he only removes his famous shades to sleep. He started wearing the sunglasses after developing an eye condition in the 1970s.

Sep 13, 2007 · That’s the name of a real German-born entertainer, best known for his stiff stage presence, dark sunglasses and shock of white-blond hair. It’s also Second City vet Marc Hickox’s polyester-suited...

Heino, born on December 13, 1938, is a German singer known for his distinctive baritone voice and iconic blond hair covering his eyes. He rose to prominence in the 1960s with his Schlager music, a popular genre in Germany, cultivating a massive …

Nov 26, 2014 · Hähnel created a minor scandal in the 80s by impersonating the singer and insisting that he was the real Heino, earning him the hatred of Heino fans everywhere. Heino’s record company ended Hähnel’s career as “the true Heino” with a lawsuit that landed the Shit Shop owner in jail.