Is the Kelly singer going to be a fragile doll again today?
In September, musician Maite Kelly (41) amazed an audience of millions at the premiere of the Giovanni Zarrella Show on ZDF with an appearance where it seemed as if the singer was standing next to her.
The two songs Maite sang caused a lot of amazement on Twitter. She represented a wind-up doll, initially carrying a large, glowing red heart in front of her chest. With show master Giovanni Zarrella (43) she spoke softly. Now the comeback in his second show.
Zarrella to BILD: ‘I know Maite as a great artist and performer. I’m curious myself whether she will tell us an insight into her missions. Maite stands for a lot. But not for a boring show.
Maite himself posted a look behind the scenes before the show and revealed: “It won’t be quiet today.”
This is how Maite Kelly explained her doll appearance
The song that Maite sang on the show in September, the singer had dedicated to her mother Barbara-Ann († 36, died 1982) and her sister Barby Kelly († 45), who only died in April. For Maite it was therefore “the most emotional performance”, as she herself said. And one of the first gigs since Barby’s death, who died of a pulmonary embolism.
She also says: “Giovanni is a family man like me.” An aspect that probably moved her in the end to sing so emotionally disturbing for the people who had passed away.