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Stefan Mross says for the last time "Always on Sundays"
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Stefan Mross says for the last time "Always on Sundays"

The article reports on the final episode of Stefan Mross's show 'Immer wieder sonntags' on ARD, which concluded on September 6, 2026. It mentions that several prominent figures from the Schlager music scene, including Vanessa Mai, Andy Borg, Stefanie Hertel, Marianne and Michael, and Peggy March, attended the event to bid farewell to Mross and the show. The piece highlights the emotional closure of the program and the presence of notable guests at the finale.

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Stefan Mross says for the last time "Always on Sundays"

The article reports on the final episode of Stefan Mross's show 'Immer wieder sonntags' on ARD, which concluded on September 6, 2026. It mentions that several prominent figures from the Schlager music scene, including Vanessa Mai, Andy Borg, Stefanie Hertel, Marianne and Michael, and Peggy March, attended the event to bid farewell to Mross and the show. The piece highlights the emotional closure of the program and the presence of notable guests at the finale.

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