Emotional appearance: Jonny Hill touched with new song with Andy Borg

Emotional appearance: Jonny Hill touched with new song with Andy Borg

In an emotional episode of "Schlager fun with Andy Borg", the well-known pop singer Jonny Hill caused moving moments on October 3, 2024. The 84-year-old Hill presented his new song "As long as he still knows who I am", who is wearing a very personal message and is dedicated to his late friend. The performance took place in Offenburg and touched both the audience and moderator Andy Borg.

Jonny Hill, who is always concerned for his friend due to the diagnosis of Alzheimer's, gave insights into his soulful homage. "I had a friend, that was my oldest friend. With whom I made my first record. About two years ago I found out that Alzheimer's was diagnosed with him," the singer described moving during the conversation with Borg. Hill said that during last year's visit he found that his friend no longer recognized him what touched him deeply.

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Hill visibly fought with tears when the song was performed. He explained that with this song he not only wanted to create his personal memory for his friend, but also wanted to draw attention to the incurable illness: "The topic is always pushed away. It is an illness that is unfortunately not curable," says Hill. The appearance quickly became a goosebump moment when the audience persecuted in a spanned silence how Hill expressed his life story about the song for everyone present.

The radiance of "Schlager fun with Andy Borg" not only brings music, but also moving stories that often get under your skin. With his performance, Jonny Hill not only wanted to strengthen the awareness of Alzheimer's, but also consolation for those affected and relatives. After the performance, an oppressive feeling remained in the wine bar when the audience witnessed the strength and vulnerability of the performance. The emotions were tangible, and even Andy Borg seemed moved by the events.

"Schlager fun with Andy Borg" will also be broadcast in the BR in the future. However, fans of the show are disappointed with some of the changes that will go hand in hand with the new frequency of broadcasting. Despite these news, the interaction of music and personal stories remains the focus of the format.

For a deeper insight into the topic and the background of this latest episode, the detailed report at www.merkur.de referred.