After a charity in South Tyrol, our biggest music star burst once again. In the krone.at talk, he reflects on the cohesion of society, which is divided by politics, and wonders whether it is necessary to “stick to the street” in times like these.
After Andreas Gabalier had celebrated his winter finale in Montafon, he raced straight to South Tyrol. Exactly to Bruneck, where he will give a concert on June 10th. This time, however, he flew in as an angel on a completely different mission: he played the ski instructor for the “Children’s Heart” children for an afternoon. And they thanked him with beaming eyes. “It was such a moving day for me. Together with the children, who don’t really realize that they have heart problems, to be on the road together,” he briefly struggled with his composure in an interview with ADABEI, “fortunately I was able to talk myself out of the tears on the wind. “It’s crazy and unbearable” Such moments ground him, as he makes credible in the “Krone” talk, “and then it’s really crazy and unbearable that we have nothing better to do than ourselves to be divided by politics and their permanent bickering on a daily basis. And the whole society. It doesn’t have to be like that,” he makes his position clear. “And anyway, is it also necessary to stick to the streets when there’s already such an agitated atmosphere?!” The dictate also resists him certain dictions of various elites. “If you then laugh together with the children and are happy because you see how happy they are, then it all puts itself into perspective.” His wish: “Reflection on the true values in life and a little more balance.” Maybe it’s all just (his) pious wish to the Christ child, sorry, the Easter bunny?
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