Helmut Lotti (born on October 22, 1969 in Ghent, Belgium) is a Belgian popular singer and songwriter. He is extremely popular in Belgium and well-known all over the world. His real name is Helmut Lotigiers. He does volunteer work as an ambassador for UNICEF 聯合國兒童基金會. Lotti has vowed to take part in the 0110 concerts against racism and the extreme right, organised by Tom Barman.

"From Russia With Love"

A deep dark Cossack song echoes over endless mighty steppes. Impressive Saint-Petersburg and dazzling Moscow. The land of vodka and Volga. In "From Russia With Love", Helmut Lotti encounters a new world. A vast empire he describes in touching words and captivating harmonies.
"From Russia With Love" is his personal postcard from the land of Pushkin, Tolstoy and Tchaikovsky, the portrait of a world nation, painted with admiration by a world star.   

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Helmut Lotti sings fluently in Flemish, English, French, German, Russian, Hebrew, Italian, Latin, and Spanish. He has sold over 13 million albums worldwide and received over 90 platinum and 70 gold albums.

莫斯科郊外的晚上

Moscow Nights

From web:

〈莫斯科郊外的晚上〉那優美的旋律超越了意識形態和政治的樊籬(竹籬)，就像一股清泉注入了渴望愛情和友誼的年輕人的心靈。它的曲名特別具有一種浪漫想像和異國情調的魅力，使得它在中國青年中產生了廣泛的迴響。根據大陸媒體的介紹，〈莫斯科郊外的晚上〉長期以來在最受歡迎的外國歌曲中排名榜首。中國是最早翻譯和介紹這首歌的社會主義國家。在1957年那個特定的時刻，我們今天完全可以想像當時的中國青年在聽到這個旋律時受到的心靈震撼.....

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The son of Luc Lotigiers and Rita Lagrou, he began his singing career with a visual and singing style in an obvious imitation of Elvis Presley, and was described as "De Nieuwe Elvis" (in Dutch) or "The New Elvis". His first two albums were Vlaamse Nachten ("Flemish Nights", 1990) and Alles Wat Ik Voel ("All That I Feel", 1992). After a few more albums, he changed direction in 1995 with the first of what became a long series of "Helmut Lotti Goes Classic" albums, which proved to increase his popularity. Since 2000 he has also made successful recordings in traditional Latino, African and Russian-style music.

DANNY BOY

Cliff Richard & Helmut Lotti duet

Live in the Main Square at the Grand Place in Brussels

Those Were The Days

"Dorogoj Dlinnoju"

It may come as a surprise to many that this is an original Russian song. Because who didn't rock along on "Those Were The Days"? Even Paul McCartney knows the song like this. Gene Raskin translated it in 1963 and scored a first little hit. But in 1968 the Beatle-in-charge passes this same English version on to singer Mary Hopkin who makes it into a huge success.

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