Ingeborg Ginsberg

Ingeborg Ginsberg (born 27 January 1922, Vienna, Austria - died 20 July 2021, Zürich, Switzerland) was an Austrian-Swiss journalist, author, spy, lyricist and singer. Her first husband was Otto Kollmann. After World War II Otto and Inge Kollmann settled in Hollywood where their compositions were sung by Dean Martin ("Try Again"), Doris Day and Nat King Cole ("Merci, Merci"). In 2013, having become a death metal singer, she entered the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest, but was eliminated in the preliminary round. The following year she tried once again and failed to represent Switzerland at the Eurovision Song Contest with the song "Totenköpfchen", earning herself the nickname Death Metal Grandma.