Jonny Hill stirs to tears in Schlager fun with Andy Borg!

Jonny Hill stirs to tears in Schlager fun with Andy Borg!

Last Thursday, October 3, 2024, the spectators of "Schlager fun with Andy Borg" experienced an emotional moment when the well-known pop singer Jonny Hill (84) appeared on stage. In addition to the musical entertainment, the focus was on a very personal story, which touched the audience and stimulated to think.

Jonny Hill, who is known for his warm and sensitive songs, introduced his new song "As long as he still knows who I am". This song hides a moving story: the artist dedicates it to an old friend who is ill. "I learned that Alzheimer's was diagnosed with him," Hill recalled during the interview with moderator Andy Borg (63). The disease, which is increasingly pushed into the background, is a dramatic reality for many affected and their relatives.

a song full of emotions

The pop singer spoke openly about the challenges that his friend's disease brings. "He didn't recognize me during his last visit," said Hill and obviously fought tears. These experiences have touched him deeply and led him to write the text for his new song. "It is a disease that is unfortunately not curable," he added, and illustrated how important the topic is.

The moment when he performed the song was characterized by strong emotion. While he sang his lines, the silent attention of the audience was noticeable, and Andy Borg could hardly hide his emotion. Jonny Hill visibly fought to hold back his tears as he held between the stanzas, lowered his head and tried to collect. "I wanted to put a little monument to my friend," he said and continued his appearance.

In the beautiful surroundings of a wine bar that contributes to the charm of the show, the emotional depth of Hills performance was reinforced. Goosebumps moments and silent sadness made this appearance something very special. The audience could feel how the memories and emotions were reinforced by Hill's words.

"Schlager fun with Andy Borg" is very popular with the audience and is known for the high emotional and musical standards. But the program will also be seen in the BR from autumn, which is about skepticism for some fans. The question remains whether this move brings changes in the usual format that could disappoint the loyal viewers.

Overall, Jonny Hill's appearance shows how music can often be a medium to address important topics and touch people. This reporting on his commitment and the background of the song is an important contribution to sensitization to a disease that affects many people and for which it is still needed. Further details on this touching episode and the background are to find here.