You've likely heard the chorus before, but have you heard this song in its entirety? Peter Schilling wrote this 1982 hit as an homage to David Bowie's 1969 song "Space Oddity" – and it's been a German new wave classic ever since.

Peppa and her brother Schorsch get so excited about the stars that they get to stay up late and use their grandfather's telescope.

Peppa loses a tooth at dinner and puts it under her pillow that night. Will the tooth fairy come? Can Peppa stay awake long enough to see her?

When Peppa loses her shoes, Mama Wutz takes her to buy new ones. Peppa loves her new red shoes so much that she refuses to take them off. Soon, however, she realizes that they aren't so good for certain activities that pigs love.

Schorsch may be too little to be good at many sports, but it turns out he is an amazing ice skater!

Peppa's mother teaches her how to ice-skate, but forgets to teach her how to brake! As it turns out, Peppa is quite a good ice skater.

Paula goes to meet her old friend Heide at a cafe in Berlin. Let's see what's new in their lives...

Enjoy German band Parka’s melancholy tune “Ich muss gehen” [I must go].

The band Parallel is a duo consisting of Francescos Carusos and Koray Cinar. This charming song and video are sure to put a smile on your face. Give it a listen and enjoy!

This song by PaperClap is about the feeling of freedom and escape that comes with summertime. It also draws inspiration from Mungo Jerry's 1970 hit "In the summertime."

German singer/songwriter Pänke seems to playfully question the ordering of life according to prescribed patterns. Enjoy!

German poems and songs often use rhyming couplets. But what is exactly is a rhyming couplet?

What are the Easter bunny traditions in Germany? Find out in this video.

Eva talks about the various traditions associated with the celebration of Easter in Germany.

In this video, you'll learn some important vocabulary related to the Easter season. Have fun watching and listening!