Wanda unpacks: a moving biography about loss and resilience!

Wanda unpacks: a moving biography about loss and resilience!

Marco Wanda, front man of the well -known band Wanda, announced on August 19, the publication of his biography "that we have existed at all". His work is about profound topics such as death, loss, music and friendship. Wanda worked on the book for seven weeks and describes the process as something that attacked him; He had no choice as to share his experiences and thoughts. He sees the book as an educational reflection on resilience and the challenges of life.

Wanda emphasizes that writing a book is similar for him to create an album. He asks his readers to face great feelings and does not want to start literary career with his biography, but rather convey relevant content. Will the readers learn something about Wanda while reading? "I am not concerned with drawing a picture of myself," he says, "but to present life and the people who have shaped me."

Biography topics

In his biography, Wanda also reflects on his experiences with drugs and emphasizes that addiction diseases are not just an issue in rock music. He deals intensively with his personal challenges and the ambivalent feelings that he has about his life. A chapter in which he addresses that he disassembled an entire village remains particularly mysterious and leaves room for speculation.

The book publication is accompanied by a reading tour while the Wanda will read from his work, but without musical performances. His music helped him and others, and he wants to give something back with his new publication. In addition, he expresses himself positively about the comeback from Oasis and describes his experience in Manchester as particularly formative.

Personal insights and outlook

Wanda also reflects on his younger self and the importance of music and friendships that have accompanied him in the past. The musician is vulnerable in his openness and gives insights that go beyond the usual clichés of the music business. While he presents his biography, it becomes clear that he does not want to design a complete picture of himself, but would like to put people and experiences in the foreground who have shaped him.

Wanda plans to research his next book in Eastern Europe for the future. The interest and commitment that he invests in his letter testifies to an artist who is deeply rooted in his work and wants to reach his audience with honest stories.

Fans and interested parties can purchase the book from August 19 and dive into a captivating journey through his life with Wanda. This publication is more than just a book - it is a personal review and an invitation to reflect on the ups and downs of life.