The Jakob Sister

The Jakob Sisters were a renowned German schlager and pop group, celebrated for their flamboyant performances and trademark poodle dogs. Originally from Frankenberg, Hesse, the group was formed in the late 1950s by the four Jakob sisters – Rosi, Johanna, Eva, and Hannelore. Despite changes in their lineup over the years, their effervescent stage presence and signature blend of catchy songs and humor gained them wide popularity both in Germany and internationally.

The sisters became household names through frequent television appearances, most notably on the famous German show “Musikantenstadl,” and charmed audiences with hits like “Unser kleiner Flohmarkt” and “Herzen haben keine Fenster.” Known for their distinctive, colorful costumes and dynamic harmony singing, The Jakob Sisters’ appeal lay in their unique ability to blend musical entertainment with lighthearted showmanship. Their legacy continues as a symbol of German pop culture and the spirited joy of the schlager music tradition.