Bluatschink - Family Concert

At the family concert by Kinder Bluatschink, the mythical creature Bluatschink takes center stage. Originating from the Lech River, it was transformed from a childhood scare into an environmental advocate by Toni and Margit Knittel in 1990. With their current program "Then the Monkeys Will Be Happy," the duo has delighted both young and old listeners for decades. The songs revolve around friendship, unity, and family, carefully chosen to reflect the children's everyday lives.

The concerts encourage active participation: singing along, clapping, and mimicking quirky characters like clumsy knights, funny dragons, or chubby unicorns are all part of the fun. The secret to their success lies in the fact that not only children but also parents and grandparents laugh and join in. Designed as an intergenerational experience, everyone quacks, sings, and immerses themselves in the stories together.

In addition to entertainment, Bluatschink also advocates for environmental and animal protection. The songs inspire reflection without losing their humor, creating a concert that is both entertaining and educational—one that will be remembered by the whole family.