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Ski Stars Serenade Paralympics Village
11 Mar
Summary
- Siblings Johannes and Veronika Aigner are Para-alpine skiing medalists.
- The Austrian family are known for musical performances in the Paralympic Village.
- Instruments include guitars, accordion, and harmonica for impromptu concerts.

Siblings Johannes and Veronika Aigner, acclaimed Para-alpine skiers from Austria, have added a unique musical dimension to the Winter Paralympics. Between them, they have secured four gold medals, one silver, and one bronze across various events at the Milan-Cortina Games. The Aigner family has gained a reputation for their lively presence in the Paralympic Village, often organizing spontaneous musical performances.
This tradition extends beyond the Paralympics, with the family previously sharing their musical talents at World Championships and World Cups. Veronika, aged 23, and her brother Johannes, 20, along with Johannes' guide Nico Haberl, are all accomplished musicians. Veronika plays the guitar, as does Haberl, while Johannes is proficient with the accordion and harmonica. Veronika's stand-in guide, Lilly Sammer, contributes with vocals, creating a harmonious ensemble that enlivens the athlete's village.




