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BRAVO star cutouts
The star cutouts have a long tradition in BRAVO. The first star cutout motif featured the popular and successful French film actress Brigitte Bardot. Her star cutout consisted of eleven parts. In total, 118 artists and groups managed to be immortalized as star cutouts in children's and teenagers' rooms. The selection criteria for the artists chosen by BRAVO is not entirely clear. Popular groups like the Kelly Family or the King of Pop - Michael Jackson - are missing from the series. Patience was key when it came to star cutouts, as it could sometimes take several months to receive the complete star cutout. In the digital age, you don't have to wait that long anymore. We have scanned all the parts of the star cutouts, cut them out on the computer, and assembled them into the complete star cutouts. However, you can also get the individual parts here. So, there are 118 star cutouts of the greatest artists and groups from over half a century of music history, available in the best quality and original size. They are ready to be printed out for you to enjoy the associated memories or even to be used as unique decorations. Luckily, there are no limits, as star cutouts are not only purchased by fans; they have also adorned parties and even exhibitions in museums. Our star cutouts are life-sized, which means you can print them out at least to life size without any visible loss in quality - the notorious "pixelation" is avoided. Since our scanning standard is 300 DPI, you can even print the star cutouts larger. We guarantee lossless quality up to the original life size.
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Our bravo archive has been around for over 20 years, and we're proud to open the doors to one of the most exciting collections of German pop history. Beginning as a project in preparation for BRAVO's 50th anniversary, our archive has since evolved into a true treasure trove, showcasing not only the icons of yesterday and today, but also telling the stories and experiences of young people from 1956 to 1999. Whether you grew up with the first issues of BRAVO in the 1950s, experienced the Golden 80s firsthand, or want to reminisce about the pop culture phenomena of the 90s – you'll find it all here! Browse through hundreds of issues and let the original scans transport you back to a time when music, stars, and stories shaped our lives.
Our archive is more than just a collection—it's an experience. Since 2005, we have lovingly preserved and digitized the legacy of one of Germany's most important youth and music magazines. Discover BRAVO in a new way—anytime, anywhere. Whether you're yearning for the nostalgia of your own youth or want to follow the exciting development of German pop culture, this is the right place to immerse yourself in unforgettable times. Enjoy exploring and browsing!