The fans don’t know Helene Fischer yet: When the singer records her hit “Luftballon” in the recording studio, tears roll down. A new documentary at VOX shows the intimate moment.
It is a situation that Helene Fischer has come through hundreds of times: She sings new songs in the recording studio. In the documentary “Helene Fischer – 15 years of intoxication with success” recordings of the singer from last August can be seen on Saturday evening. At this point in time, Fischer recorded songs from her album “Rausch”. This also includes the ballad “Luftballon”.
In the sad song, the 37-year-old processes the loss of a loved one. And so the atmosphere in the studio is visibly emotional. Halfway through the song, Fischer’s voice faltered, she fought back tears, and finally had to break off.
On Saturday at 8:15 p.m. on VOX you can see the entire documentation with the touching moment.
Source From: Stern
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