What is Kinderen voor Kinderen?

Kinderen voor Kinderen (KvK) is a Dutch children’s music group that has been active since 1980. KvK is known for their albums, hit songs and television shows. The group consists of children between the ages of 8 and 12 who are chosen every year by auditions. KvK has released more than 33 albums and singles to date.

History of Kinderen voor Kinderen

KvK was founded in 1980 by Dutch musician Huub Oosterhuis. The first album was released in 1981. The group quickly became one of the most popular children’s music groups in the Netherlands. They are best known for their hit songs “De Rekenles” and “Het Kleine Café Aan De Haven”. The group has also released several successful TV shows, such as “De KvK Show” and “Het Beste Van KvK”. KvK has been awarded several prizes over the years, including the Edison Award for Best Children’s Album in 1989.

Style of Kinderen voor Kinderen

The style of KvK is pop-rock with an emphasis on catchy melodies and lyrics. The lyrics often have a strong educational element and focus on topics such as friendship, family, nature, and the environment. Most of the songs are in Dutch, but some are in English as well. KvK often collaborates with other artists and musicians on their albums, such as Jan Smit and Marco Borsato.

Legacy of Kinderen voor Kinderen

KvK is still going strong after 40 years and continues to be one of the most popular children’s music groups in the Netherlands. Their albums have been certified Platinum many times over and they have won several awards over the years. The group has also been praised for their educational message and for inspiring a love of music in young children.