Patty Brard has listened carefully again to Marco Borsato’s voice while he talks in his major TV interview with Sergio Herman and finds it worrying. “There is pressure.”
After his acquittal, many people initially called for Marco Borsato to get back on stage as soon as possible, but partly due to Angela de Jong, sentiment has changed somewhat. The acquittal is there, but the apps in which he gives an underage girl tips about self-satisfaction are also there. What should we do with that? Penance with Eva Jinek?
Marathon
ENT specialist Dennis Kox agrees Show news mainly concerned about when Marco can go back on stage. “He can still talk, so the vocal cords work, just the finesse in those muscles…,” he explains.
He continues: “Someone can walk well and walk a bit briskly, but to run a marathon you need the same muscles, but you have to use them much more intensively and in a different way.”
Twice as scary
According to Dennis, that won’t work yet. “You hear that he is less trained. Of course you always hear the sound of a singer in his speaking voice, but you also hear the emotion.”
The ENT doctor continues: “Actually, he really wants it, but to dare and say: ‘I don’t know if I will succeed’, yes, then you will soon be standing on stage and then everyone will just think: can he still do it? That is of course twice as scary.”
Squeeze
Patty Brard, who sang for years in the girl group Luv’, is concerned. “What I suddenly hear myself is that there is pressure even when talking.”
Studio guest Wolter Kroes: “How much stress do you think this man has been under? And if there is one thing that is not good for your vocal cords, it is stress.”
To Belgium
According to Wolter, it is important that we all pamper Marco a bit, so that he can regain his peace of mind. “The confidence that we will all embrace him again.”
What would Patty do? She says: “Just like he has now given the first interview in Belgium, I would also do the first concert in Belgium.”
According to Shownieuws, the AFAS Dome (the former Sports Palace) has already called.