Rote Rosen by Freddy Breck spent 14 weeks in the Dutch Top 40, peaking at number one (week 33 of 1973). It entered in week 29 of 1973 and was last in the chart in week 42 of 1973. On points it is number 6 in the 1973 year chart and number 81 of the 1970s.
In the Dutch Top 40
week 33, 1973 14weeks in the chart 30entered
week 29, 1973 4weeks at number 1 6year chart 1973 81the 70s
All weeks (14)
- week 29, 1973 30 new
- week 30, 1973 13 ▲ 17
- week 31, 1973 5 ▲ 8
- week 32, 1973 3 ▲ 2
- week 33, 1973 1 ▲ 2
- week 34, 1973 1 =
- week 35, 1973 1 =
- week 36, 1973 1 =
- week 37, 1973 2 ▼ 1
- week 38, 1973 6 ▼ 4
- week 39, 1973 11 ▼ 5
- week 40, 1973 18 ▼ 7
- week 41, 1973 28 ▼ 10
- week 42, 1973 36 ▼ 8
Sound of Rote Rosen
Rote Rosen sounds more electric, more energetic and less danceable than the shelves on average, at a tempo around 202 bpm, in A♯ major.
Also by Freddy Breck in the Dutch Top 40
All 6 records- 3Bianca197313 weeks
- 7Überall auf der Welt197220 weeks
- 13Die Sonne geht auf19748 weeks
- 13Halli Hallo19746 weeks
- 19Der Grosse Zampano19756 weeks
- 24Mit einem bunten Blumenstrauss19756 weeks
Source: top40.nl
Frequently asked questions
About Rote Rosen by Freddy Breck, one sentence per question.
What was the peak position of Rote Rosen in the Dutch Top 40?
Number 1, in week 33 of 1973; it spent four weeks at number 1 in total.
How long was Rote Rosen in the Dutch Top 40?
In total 14 weeks, from week 29 of 1973 to week 42 of 1973. That adds up to 418 points (41 minus the position per week).
When did Rote Rosen enter the Dutch Top 40?
In week 29 of 1973, at number 30.
How does Rote Rosen rank in the year charts?
On points across all weeks: number 6 in the 1973 year chart and number 81 of the 1970s.
Can I listen to Rote Rosen?
Yes, the play button on this page plays the record on Spotify (2:49); the recording was released on 21 July 1973.
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