Zuzia Janik is known to fans of talent shows from one of the editions of “The Voice Kids”. Then the artist presented the jury with the song “Unconditionally”, which she dedicated to her brother. She emphasized that Kamil supports her with all his might and cheers her on in fulfilling her dreams.
Zuzia Janik moved in “The Voice of Poland”. She shared a tragic story
This time, the singer applied to “” and reached for the repertoire of one of the most popular artists in Poland. She sang “Nothing twice” from the repertoire. The song is based on a poem by Wisława Szymborska and was included on the album “Sahan Śpiewa Poezyje” from 2022.
“I would like to dedicate the song to my older brother, Kamil,” Zuzia noted before she went on stage. The participant’s voice charmed the jurors, who did not need long to be convinced to turn their chairs around. After the performance, Zuzia shared the story of her family tragedy.
“My brother was here with me six years ago, but he died of cancer,” the singer recalled her performance in “The Voice Kids” and burst into tears. The story moved both the audience and the jurors. All the stars came on stage to show support for the young artist.
Fans support the Voice participant after the performance: I cried when you talked about your brother
Zuzia’s story also touched TV viewers. After the episode was broadcast, the girl published an entry on Instagram in which she boasted that she had joined Justyna Steczkowska’s team, but also thanked her followers for their support. “Thank you for all your messages, I don’t have time to reply,” writes the singer.
Under the recording of Zuzia’s performance, as well as on her social media, viewers noted that the artist’s words moved them very much. “I cried when she talked about her brother”, “When you talked about your brother Kamil, I broke down so much because I have people in my family who suffer from this damn difficult disease” – we read in the comments.
Source: Gazeta
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