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The much too early death of Rosenstolz singer Anna R. is still unclear. According to the police investigations, external negligence and suicide can now be excluded. There will therefore be no autopsy.
The musician, who died at the age of 55, recently suffered from several physical complaints that restricted her quality of life, as the “Bild” report says. Including an autoimmune disease: myasthenia.
Anna R. had to struggle at Rosenstolz concerts
The disease limits muscle strength and affects communication between nerves and muscles. Rapid physical exhaustion and fatigue are the result. As it says, this caused the break from Rosenstolz years ago because Anna R. got difficulties with the tour straps.
Nevertheless, the singer tried not to show anything during the concerts, often bite on her teeth. Rosenstolz partner Peter Plate and her closer area should have been the only ones who knew about their physical problems.
It remains unclear whether Anna R.’s health problems finally led to her early death. For reasons of personal protection, there will be no further information about the circumstances of death.
While fans of rose stolz mourn the singer, the duo’s songs are apparently a consolation for many. Rosenstolz is currently dominating the music streaming portals in Germany.
Music partner Peter Plate, however, found touching words for the time together with Anna R.: “We always saw each other as siblings. What fantastic times we had! We laughed so much. We also cried. We held up and let go when it was time,” he wrote on social media.