Ronja Maltzahn Hanover, Germany
Ronja started writing songs when she was 12, instead of diary writing she put her heart into melodies. She grew up in a small town in Germany and soon was taken by curiosity to travel the world: with 25 years now she has travelled over 4 continents and writes songs in seven languages, gathering inspiration from all over the planet. ... more
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