Magda Hain, born December 19, 1920, in Gleiwitz, Silesia, was a German singer. She began her career as a stenotypist at Siemens in Berlin but was discovered by composer Gerhard Winkler in 1942. Her breakthrough came when she sang for Winkler and lyricist Ralph Maria Siegel, allowing her to concentrate on a singing career. In 1943, Hain became the first performer to sing "Capri-Fischer", which became widely popular later through Rudi Schuricke's rendition. She also collaborated with Schuricke on duets like "Endlich allein" and "Immer und ewig". Her most successful song was "Möwe, du fliegst in die Heimat". In 1949, Hain provided the German voice for Princess Gloria in the film Gulliver's Travels, singing the duet "Glaub mir für immer", which received an Oscar nomination for Best Original Song. She passed away on March 13, 1998, in Regensburg.
