Time as a Human Right – No state has the right to steal decades of someone’s life!
Thirty-eight years ago, my mom and I arrived in Switzerland with two suitcases full of hope and absolutely no idea that it would take 15 years before we were allowed to live anything close to a “normal” life. Fifteen years of temporary documents. Fifteen years of not knowing if we would be allowed to stay. Fifteen years of learning a country we weren’t even sure would ever fully accept us.
This week, the British government calmly announced plans that would make 20 years of waiting the new normal for many people who come to the UK. Twenty years before permanent settlement. In some cases, even longer. On paper it’s called “earned settlement”. In reality, it’s the theft of a lifetime!
Let me translate the official language into something honest.
Right now, most people on a visa can apply to settle after five years. The new plan doubles that to at least ten. If you’re wealthy, an entrepreneur, or a well-paid doctor, you might still qualify earlier. But if you’re a care worker, a cleaner, a delivery driver, or any of the low-paid workers who actually keep the country running? You’re looking at 15 to 25 yearsbefore you can finally breathe - especially if you ever dare to ask for help in the form of benefits.
For refugees it’s even darker. Their status is set to become temporary, constantly reviewable, and their path to permanent settlement stretched to around 20 years.
Twenty years of living in a country that refuses to say, “Yes, you are welcome, Yes you belong here.”
What makes all of this even more obscene is the context. The same “mighty countries” that sign off on wars, arms deals, sanctions and interventions that shatter other people’s homelands now stand at their borders pretending to be shocked when human beings try to escape the wreckage. They light the fire - then complain about the smoke.
And when the survivors finally arrive, traumatised and exhausted, the answer is not sanctuary but decades of probation. As if war was not enough punishment, they add twenty years of paperwork, fear, and half or non-existence on top.
We all know that TIME is the most precious thing we have. That’s why we use time as punishment: when someone goes to prison, the sentence is measured in years. We instinctively understand that taking time away from a human being is one of the most serious actions the state can take. Migration policy pretends to be softer, more administrative. It isn’t!!!
Telling someone they must live ten or twenty years in limbo - unable to plan, afraid to travel, terrified of one rejected form - is a quiet, bureaucratic form of the same thing. It is stealing life.Not in one dramatic moment, but in thousands of tiny cuts:
every anxious night, every job you can’t accept, every goodbye you don’t dare say because you fear you won’t be allowed back in.
We lived through 15 years of this inhumane limbo once already. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone - not even my enemies. No one deserves to be treated like this. Watching a government propose it as standard policy, with a straight face, feels like being told that our suffering wasn’t a mistake, but a template.
So I want to ask a simple question: How many years of a human life does a government believe it owns?
If the answer is “twenty and more”, then let’s be honest: this has nothing to do with control, integration, or fairness. It is about reminding certain people - refugees, migrants, the poor, the brown, the disposable - that their time on this earth does not fully belong to them. Why not?
Who are you to decide who gets to live a normal life in dignity?
What gives the privileged the right to steal time from anyone?
What gives you the audacity to punish war survivors for decades?
This is a slap in the face of humanity - nothing less.
And that, in my view, is not just bad policy. It is a quiet, polite, well-dressed human crime. And sooner or later, those who design such cruelty will pay a price - if not in this lifetime, then in the next. Karma keeps the receipts. It never forgets.
They left their homes under fire, fled with what little they could carry. Now they return - or try to - to a place where everything has been erased. Where winter is approaching and the world has already looked away.
That’s the story of the people of Gaza Strip in 2025: uprooted, stripped, forgotten.
The Invisible Border
Journalist Jeremy Diamond of CNN has spoken of the mounting difficulties reporters face in fully accessing Gaza or showing what’s really taking place. According to Haaretz’s profile of Diamond: “He is one of hundreds of journalists battling Israel to enter Gaza and report independently.”
In practice, this means large swathes of territory have become off-limits, not so much by a marked line, but by the logistics of war, control, destruction, and restricted access. Some have called this an “invisible border”.
For example: there are media mentions of a military buffer zone inside Gaza, altering access and shifting the geography of what can be seen. When you cannot get in, cannot properly see, cannot tell the story - then what happens to the people on the other side?
Home Gone, Future Gone
Many of these families have already been displaced once or many times. Then they returned. But what did they find? Rubble. Half-standing skeletons of buildings. Fields destroyed. Infrastructure gone.
A news piece from February 2025 describes returning families in northern Gaza:
“I pitched my tent on the rubble of my former home,” said Hassan al-Goulah, returning to the ruins of his neighbourhood.
No job. No income. No school. No certainty. Winter is looming.
One recent report:
“It is dire. No proper tents, or proper water, or proper food, or proper money … We’re coming into winter soon … rainwater and possible floods … hundreds of tons of garbage near populated areas.”
The Conditions: Winter, Displacement, Neglect
– Shelters: Many are living in tents or damaged buildings that won’t withstand cold, wind, rain. Existing basic dwellings are already worn out.
– Food & income: With infrastructure destroyed and agricultural land ravaged, many have lost any means of livelihood. Food is scarce. Malnutrition and hunger loom.
– Medical & normal life: Hospitals struggle. Schools are closed or destroyed. Trauma, cold, exposure. The normal rhythms of life - routine, work, school, safe home - are gone.
– Return to nothing: The very act of “returning” should signal hope. But when you come back, there is no home. There is no safety. There is nothing.
Why the World Must Care
Because people being invisible doesn’t mean they are gone. Because those in power or the world at large may have shifted focus - but the crisis remains. Because it matters.
When winter comes and tens or hundreds of thousands of people have no proper shelter, when the world faces one of its most ignored humanitarian disasters, we need voices. We need awareness. We need to say: they’re still there, they still suffer, they’re still human.
This song was inspired by a report I watched from CNN correspondent Jeremy Diamond shortly after the so-called Gaza “peace plan.”
In that segment, he described and documented what he called an “invisible border” inside Gaza - a shifting, unclear, military-controlled line that civilians cannot cross, even as they try to return to the ruins of their former homes. His reporting exposed how these unseen boundaries determine who can move, who cannot, and how little the outside world is allowed to witness.
Here is the video that sparked the entire idea for Invisible Borders:
(If the Instagram reel does not load for you, you can open it directly in the app.)
In 2025, the world quietly marks a profound milestone:
70 years since the passing of Ernst Jakob Christoffel (1876–1955) - a German missionary and humanitarian whose courage, compassion, and unshakeable hope changed lives in Turkey and Iran.
Though his name may not be widely known today, his legacy continues to shine through the global work of CBM(Christian Blind Mission), the organization he founded to support blind, disabled, and orphaned children. His life reminds us that true greatness is measured not in fame, but in compassion - not in power, but in service.
To honor this extraordinary man and the light he left behind, I created a bilingual musical and narrative tribute titled “Christoffel’s Legacy - The Light You Left Behind.”
This project blends music, storytelling, and heartfelt gratitude in a way that celebrates both his mission and the timeless message of humanity he embodied.
✨ The Light You Left Behind (English) – male & female vocals
✨ Das Licht, das du hinterlässt (German) – male & female vocals
✨ My Vision R&B DJ Remix (Bonus Track)
✨ My Vision, My Light Persian pop version
✨ Two short audiobooks from Legacy’s Time Travel, in English and German
Through these songs and stories, listeners are invited into Christoffel’s world - a world shaped by struggle, faith, devotion, and love. From Germany to Isfahan, from war to rebuilding, from darkness toward light, Christoffel’s journey is a testament to resilience and unconditional compassion.
This anniversary felt like the perfect moment to bring his spirit forward again - not just for those who already know his story, but for a new generation discovering the meaning of humanitarian legacy.
Every stream, every download, and every shared moment supports CBM Switzerland, ensuring that Christoffel’s mission continues to uplift lives today, just as it did a century ago.
đ May the light he left behind guide us to live with kindness and purpose - today, tomorrow, and always.
Christoffels Vermächtnis – 70 Jahre Menschlichkeit, Hoffnung und Licht
Im Jahr 2025 gedenkt die Welt einer stillen, aber bedeutenden Wegmarke: 70 Jahre seit dem Tod von Ernst Jakob Christoffel (1876–1955) - einem deutschen Missionar und Humanisten, dessen Mut, MitgefĂźhl und tiefes Gottvertrauen das Leben blinder, behinderter und verwaister Kinder in der TĂźrkei und im Iran fĂźr immer veränderten.
Auch wenn sein Name heute nicht mehr allzu bekannt ist, lebt sein Werk weiter - durch die weltweite Arbeit der Christoffel-Blindenmission (CBM), die er grĂźndete, um jenen eine Stimme zu geben, die sonst Ăźbersehen werden. Christoffel erinnert uns daran, dass wahre GrĂśĂe nicht in Ruhm, sondern in MitgefĂźhl liegt - nicht in Macht, sondern in Menschlichkeit.
Zu Ehren dieses auĂergewĂśhnlichen Mannes und des Lichts, das er hinterlassen hat, entstand mein zweisprachiges Musik- und HĂśrbuchprojekt „Christoffel’s Legacy – Das Licht, das du hinterlässt“.
Es vereint Musik, Erzählkunst und Dankbarkeit und bringt Christoffels Botschaft in unsere Zeit zurßck.
Das Album enthält:
✨ The Light You Left Behind (Englisch) – weibliche & männliche Version
✨ Das Licht, das du hinterlässt (Deutsch) – weibliche & männliche Version
✨ My Vision R&B DJ Remix (Bonus-Track)
✨ My Vision, My Light Persische Pop-Version
✨ Zwei kurze HĂśrbĂźcher aus Legacys Zeitreisen, auf Deutsch und Englisch
Diese Songs und Geschichten laden die HĂśrerinnen und HĂśrer ein, Christoffels Weg neu zu entdecken – seinen unerschĂźtterlichen Glauben, seinen Einsatz fĂźr die Schwächsten und seine visionäre Menschlichkeit.
Von Rheydt bis Isfahan, von Kriegszeiten bis zum Wiederaufbau, von Dunkelheit zu Licht: Christoffels Lebensreise ist ein eindrucksvolles Zeugnis fĂźr Liebe, Hingabe und Hoffnung.
Das 70-jährige Jubiläum seines Todes fĂźhlte sich wie der richtige Moment an, sein Vermächtnis neu zu beleuchten – nicht nur fĂźr jene, die seine Geschichte kennen, sondern auch fĂźr eine neue Generation, die sich fĂźr Menschlichkeit und Werte einsetzen mĂśchte.
Jeder Stream, jeder Download und jeder geteilte Moment unterstßtzt die CBM Schweiz und trägt dazu bei, dass Christoffels Mission weiterhin Leben verändert - heute und morgen.
đ MĂśge das Licht, das er hinterlassen hat, uns auch weiterhin den Weg zu GĂźte und Menschlichkeit weisen.
Today I want to tell you about a very special little boy - Oliver Staub-Garcia, just two years old - and the incredible journey he and his family are now on.
What Happened
Oliver, a lively little whirlwind, was on a family trip to Mexico - the kind of getaway any of us might take. But then came the unthinkable: a traumatic car accident. Since that day, Oliver has been paralyzed from the waist down. He’s already endured two major surgeries - from spine to skull - suffered a stroke, and survived two cardiac arrests.
The medical costs have skyrocketed: 2 million USD, with no insurance coverage. A heartbreaking reality for this young family. And yet, Oliver hasn’t given up. There are glimmers of hope - small movements, tiny victories - the first sparks of a new life being rebuilt.
Why We Should Help
This little boy doesn’t just need our thoughts - he needs active support. He needs round-the-clock care, therapists, and specialized equipment. His parents are facing a mountain of emotional, physical, and financial challenges. Every donation counts - not just toward bills, but toward hope itself. It’s about giving Oliver the chance to grow, move, and live a full, meaningful life.
How You Can Help
Share: Spread Oliver’s story. The more people know, the more help can come.
Encourage:A kind word, a comment, a card - small gestures mean the world to a family balancing pain and hope at once.
Final Thought: Sometimes life hits us with unimaginable force. For Oliver and his family, that’s the reality right now. But we - you, me, all of us - can be a light in that darkness. We can show that no one should have to face something like this alone.
ich mĂśchte euch heute von einem besonderen Jungen erzählen: Oliver Staub‑Garcia – frisch zwei Jahre alt – und von der unglaublichen Reise, auf die er und seine Familie geschickt wurden.
Was ist passiert
Oliver, ein kleiner Wirbelwind, reiste mit seiner Familie nach Mexiko – ein Urlaub, den jeder von uns kennt. Doch dann kam der schwerste Moment: ein traumatischer Autounfall. Seitdem ist Oliver querschnittgelähmt. Er musste in den USA zwei groĂe Operationen Ăźberstehen (wir sprechen von der Wirbelsäule bis zum Schädel), erlitt einen Schlaganfall und zwei Herzstillstände.
Die medizinischen Kosten explodierten: 2 Millionen US-Dollar, eine Rechnung ohne Versicherung – die Realität fĂźr diese Familie.
Doch: Oliver gibt nicht auf. Es gibt Hoffnungsschimmer - ein bisschen Bewegung hier und dort, ein neues Leben, das noch aufgebaut werden muss.
Warum wir helfen sollten
Dieser kleine Junge braucht nicht nur unsere Gedanken - er braucht aktive Unterstßtzung. Er braucht 24/7 Pflege, Therapeut*innen, medizinische Geräte. gofundme.comSeine Familie steht vor einer enormen Herausforderung - emotional, finanziell, physisch. Jede Spende hilft, nicht nur dem Konto-Endstand, sondern dem Menschen dahinter: Oliver darf eine Chance auf Leben, Bewegung, Lebensqualität haben.
Was du tun kannst
Teilen: Verbreite Olivers Geschichte in deinem Umfeld. Wenn mehr Menschen wissen, desto mehr Helfer kĂśnnen kommen.
Ermutigen: Ein Wort, eine Karte, ein Kommentar: Kleine Gesten bedeuten Welt fĂźr eine Familie, die in Schmerz und Hoffnung zugleich lebt.
Schlussgedanke
Manchmal trifft uns das Leben mit unvorstellbarer Wucht. FĂźr Oliver und seine Familie ist das gerade Realität. Aber wir – du, ich, wir gemeinsam – kĂśnnen ein Licht sein. Ein Zeichen, dass niemand allein durch solche Dunkelheit gehen muss.
Do you remember my song House of Ghosts? Well, today is Halloween - and honestly, it’s one of those days I’ve never liked. Nothing about it is my cup of tea. I don’t get the concept, and I certainly don’t see the point, except that it’s yet another money-making event machine imported from the United States.
Maybe in America, the whole walking around the neighborhood and asking for sweets thing makes sense. But here in Switzerland? Not really. Here, neighbors spend all year avoiding eye contact, pretending not to see each other in the hallway, and treating a simple “hello” as an intrusion.
We’ve lived in this house for eighteen years now. The neighbors’ kids don’t even have the decency to say hello - let alone their unfriendly parents. And yet, every year, they have the audacity to ring our doorbell until 9 p.m., expecting treats. Seriously? The irony is almost poetic.
Copying another country’s traditions while living in social isolation makes no sense. But I’ve long since given up trying to understand my neighbors.
The last truly unpleasant Halloween experience actually inspired my song House of Ghosts, from my album Cocktails of Society. We probably have the worst neighbors in the history of awful neighbors - coldhearted, ignorant, selfish, unkind, and yes, shady.
Unfortunately, we share a laundry room with six other families. Over the years, I’ve witnessed and endured everything from petty theft to outright sabotage. It’s a dark comedy of human behavior - or maybe just a tragedy.
Wherever you are, I hope you’re blessed with kind, helpful, and honest neighbors. If you are, treasure them - because having good neighbors is like winning the lottery. They’re worth every treat in the world.
I’m already bracing myself for another long, annoying night - the neighbors’ kids ringing the doorbell like there’s no tomorrow. Oh dear…
Life is so strange. Often, the people we never meet in person accompany us through life and influence us more deeply than our own family members, friends, colleagues, or neighbors ever do.
As a young girl, my childhood hero was actor and singer David Hasselhoff. He became the father figure I never had. His music, his voice, and his TV shows like Knight Rider and Baywatch gave me joy like no one else could.
To this day, one specific song remains my David song - “Looking for Freedom.”
Even as a child, I understood what it meant to long for freedom. When I arrived in Switzerland as a war refugee, I felt that desire in every bone and every vein.
I was lucky enough to meet David in person a few times in my life and to tell him how much his work meant to me.
David & Ex-wife Pamela Bach
This year, however, has been a difficult one for David. In March, his ex-wife Pamela, the mother of his two beautiful daughters, Taylor-Ann and Hayley, tragically took her own life at only 61.
The news was absolutely devastating. As a kid, I used to collect pictures of David and his family - I had their photos hanging on my bedroom door. Hearing about Pamela’s death broke my heart. Life and destiny can be so brutally unfair. They once seemed like the perfect couple living the dream life in California - and yet, behind that picture, pain was hiding.
David & German Producer Jack White
As if that wasn’t already heartbreaking enough, this October brought more shocking news: Jack White, the legendary German music producer who made David a household name in the German-speaking world - and the man who produced my David song, “Looking for Freedom” - also took his own life.
Two people connected to the same story that shaped part of my childhood are gone. They had it all - the looks, the fame, the success, the money - and yet, they chose to leave. I can’t get them out of my mind.
Why am I sharing this?
Because I want to honor them both - Pamela and Jack White - with love and respect. I never met either of them, but their passing deeply saddens me. I hope they’ve found peace wherever they are now.
I also share this to raise awareness about loneliness, isolation, and hopelessness - emotions that are spreading like a quiet pandemic in our shallow, selfish, and disconnected world.
If even people with wealth and fame lack what we all truly need to survive - hope - then something in our society is deeply broken.
Please, take care of the people around you. Check in on your friends. Be kind. If Pamela and Jack White could lose their fight for light, then truly, anyone could. They had it all - and still, they chose to leave this cold, narrow-minded, unkind world, perhaps hoping to find love and peace elsewhere.
The older I get, the prouder I become of my culture and traditions. It’s ironic how so many in the so-called “Western world” - especially in America and parts of Europe - look down on Asian cultures with thousands of years of history, while they themselves often lack true traditions of humanity, hospitality, generosity, and kindness.
The other day, my mum and I were watching The Graham Norton Show, where American actress Jennifer Lawrence was promoting her latest movie. I turned to my mum and said, “Wow, she’s gorgeous - what a beautiful and talented woman.”
That was my impression untilshe began to share a story about her hospitality.
Honestly, I still can’t understand why anyone would behave like that - let alone tell the whole world about it on international television. To treat someone in such a way, and then proudly share it as if it’s funny, is beyond me.
It took only a few seconds for her beauty to turn into ugliness in my eyes. Why?
Because where I come from - in my country, my culture, my faith, and my mentality - a guest is sacred. You treat your guest like a king or queen, no matter what you have or don’t have.
One would think that one of the best-paid actresses in Hollywood could easily make a phone call and order food for a guest. Instead, she told the world she served her guest - actor Robert Pattinson - leftovers from the trash.
I repeat: from the trash.
Who on earth thinks that’s okay?
And worse - who thinks it’s okay to use that story as a form of “entertainment” to promote a movie?
I always say: Treat people the way you want to be treated.
How can anyone now trust this woman who clearly doesn’t care about another human being’s dignity?
At first, I thought I’d let this go - that my anger would fade - but it didn’t. The more I thought about it, the more I felt I needed to write this post and make a clear statement.
People idolize celebrities. They look up to Hollywood. They think fame equals value.
But this story proves once again that neither money, nor fame, nor beauty can buy inner decency.
You either have a kind, respectful, generous heart - or you don’t.
No one with a true sense of humanity would ever treat another person that way. In my country, we would never humiliate a guest - whether friend or stranger - the way she did.
So yes, in our home, we’ve made a decision: we won’t be watching any more movies starring someone who treats others with such arrogance. I can only hope she’s a better mother to her child than she is a friend to her colleagues.
And thank God - many of the comments under that YouTube video show I’m not alone in feeling this way. Disgusting - simply disgusting. If she didn’t have a better story to promote her film, she should have stayed home… or, better yet, just zip it. đ¤
As I mentioned in my previous blog post, Vito and Ellie’s performance on Strictly Come Dancing to the song “Golden” inspired me deeply. It led me to write and release a song in English - and for the very first time - in Italian, for everyone out there who needs a Vito in their life.
Their performance touched me not only because of their dancing, but because of the genuine connection between them. Vito, with his golden heart, was literally uplifting and guiding his student Ellie - not just on stage, but also behind the scenes. Their posts on Instagram and TikTok show how much love, time, energy, and thought Vito puts into making his student shine like gold.
My mum and I have been watching Strictly Come Dancing (and the German version Let’s Dance) for years. What fascinates us most isn’t just the music and the choreography - it’s the transformation. It’s watching these celebrities bloom week after week, thanks to the passion and patience of their brilliant teachers.
Professional male dancers like AljaĹž Ĺ korjanec, Nikita Kuzmin, Kai Widdrington, Carlos Gu, Johannes Radebe, Gorka MĂĄrquez, Neil Jones, and of course the Italian sunshine with the golden heart, Vito Coppola, make us believe in the goodness of people again.
Seeing the breathtaking female professionals - Dianne Buswell, Nancy Xu, Jowita PrzystaĹ, Karen Hauer, Nadiya Bychkova, Amy Dowden, Lauren Oakley, Luba Mushtuk, Michelle Tsiakkas, Katya Jones - show such kindness and patience doesn’t surprise me at all. Why? Because that’s who we are. Women are the reason this world is still turning while a bunch of toddlers are busy destroying it day by day.
But as someone who never had a supportive, kind male figure in her life, I get emotional whenever I see these professional male dancers. I realize that I’ve always longed for someone like Vito - a father, a brother, a partner, or even just a best friend who brings joy, laughter, positivity, and hope. Someone who uplifts, encourages, and believes in me.
But here’s the thing - Vito’s golden heart isn’t just something we see on TV. In real life, he supports Dynamo Camp in Italy, a therapeutic recreation charity for children with serious illnesses.
And Ellie Goldstein, with her beautiful light and authenticity, is not only a model but also an ambassador for Mencap, using her platform to break stereotypes and spread inclusion and self-love.
Together, they remind us what true humanity looks like: compassion, connection, and courage.
So, my dear readers - Who is your Golden Heart?
Don’t take that person for granted. Let them know how precious their support and love truly are. đŤ
đľ Cuore d’Oro (Golden Heart) - Out Now
Cuore d’Oro is more than just a song. It’s a message of gratitude to those who lift us up, believe in us, and make life shine brighter. It’s for every teacher, friend, parent, partner, and soul who carries light within them - the ones who remind us that goodness still exists in this chaotic world.
Listen to Cuore d’Oro (Golden Heart) and think of your Vito - that special person who has touched your life with kindness. đ
And because Cuore d’Oro and Birdy & Fishy were inspired by real acts of inclusion and empathy, I decided to extend my circle of giving by supporting two more organizations that represent those same values:
đż Dynamo Camp (Italy) A non-profit organization offering therapeutic recreation programs for children with serious or chronic illnesses, giving them the chance to have fun, build confidence, and simply be kids again-all free of charge.(You can donate directly to Dynamo Camp here: www.dynamocamp.org)
đ Mencap (UK) A leading UK charity that works to create an inclusive world for people with learning disabilities, promoting understanding, respect, and equal opportunities for all. (You can donate directly to Mencap here: Donate to Mencap)
đľ Proceeds from my songs “Cuore d’Oro (Golden Heart)” and “Birdy & Fishy (Friends Can Fly and Swim) - The Bonus Track” will go toward supporting these causes.
These songs are my way of saying thank you to every golden heart out there-to those who lift, heal, and believe in others.
đ WHO is your GOLDEN HEART? Share or gift the song with your own golden heart.✨
Come ho giĂ menzionato nel mio post precedente, la performance di Vito Coppola ed Ellie Goldstein a Strictly Come Dancing sulla canzone “Golden” mi ha profondamente ispirata.
Mi ha spinta a scrivere e pubblicare una canzone in inglese - e per la primissima volta - anche in italiano, per tutte le persone che lĂ fuori hanno bisogno di un Vito nella loro vita.
La loro esibizione mi ha toccata non solo per la danza in sĂŠ, ma per la connessione autentica tra loro.
Vito, con il suo cuore d’oro, sollevava e guidava la sua allieva Ellie - non solo sul palcoscenico, ma anche dietro le quinte.
I loro post su Instagram e TikTok mostrano quanta dedizione, amore, energia e attenzione Vito mette ogni settimana per far brillare la sua studentessa come l’oro.
Io e mia mamma guardiamo Strictly Come Dancing (e la versione tedesca Let’s Dance) da anni.
Ciò che ci affascina di piÚ non è solo la musica o la coreografia - ma la trasformazione.
Ă vedere queste celebritĂ sbocciare settimana dopo settimana, grazie alla passione e alla pazienza dei loro straordinari insegnanti.
I ballerini professionisti come AljaĹž Ĺ korjanec, Nikita Kuzmin, Kai Widdrington, Carlos Gu, Johannes Radebe, Gorka MĂĄrquez, Neil Jones, e naturalmente il sole italiano dal cuore d’oro, Vito Coppola, ci fanno credere di nuovo nella bontĂ delle persone.
Vedere queste meravigliose ballerine professioniste - Dianne Buswell, Nancy Xu, Jowita PrzystaĹ, Karen Hauer, Nadiya Bychkova, Amy Dowden, Lauren Oakley, Luba Mushtuk, Michelle Tsiakkas, Katya Jones - mostrare cosĂŹ tanta gentilezza e pazienza con i loro studenti, non mi sorprende affatto.
PerchÊ? PerchÊ è nella nostra natura.
Le donne sono la ragione per cui il mondo continua a girare, mentre un gruppo di “bambinoni” lo rovina giorno dopo giorno distruggendo la nostra umanitĂ e la nostra pace.
Ma, come persona che non ha mai avuto una figura maschile gentile e di supporto nella propria vita, mi emoziono ogni volta che vedo questi ballerini professionisti.
Mi rendo conto che ho sempre desiderato avere un padre, un fratello, un cugino, uno zio, un partner o semplicemente un migliore amico come Vito.
Qualcuno che porti gioia, risate, positivitĂ e speranza, incoraggiando, sollevando e credendo in me.
E cosĂŹ, non sorprende che sia nata la canzone “Cuore d’Oro (Golden Heart)”.
Non dare mai per scontata una persona con un cuore d’oro nella tua vita.
Assicurati di fargli sapere quanto è prezioso il suo amore e il suo sostegno. đ
Ma ecco la cosa piĂš bella: il cuore d’oro di Vito non brilla solo in TV. Nella vita reale, sostiene Dynamo Camp in Italia - un’associazione che offre programmi di terapia ricreativa per bambini con malattie gravi.
E Ellie Goldstein, con la sua luce e autenticitĂ , non è solo una modella ma anche ambasciatrice di Mencap, un’associazione che promuove l’inclusione e la rappresentazione delle persone con disabilitĂ intellettive.
Insieme ci ricordano che la vera umanità è fatta di compassione, connessione e coraggio.
đŤ Chi è il tuo Cuore d’Oro?
Non dare mai per scontato chi ti sostiene e ti ama.
Fagli sapere quanto è prezioso il suo cuore. đ
đľ Cuore d’Oro (Golden Heart) - Disponibile Ora
Cuore d’Oro è molto piĂš di una canzone.
Ă un messaggio di gratitudine per tutte le persone che ci sollevano, credono in noi e rendono la vita piĂš luminosa.
Ă dedicata a ogni insegnante, amico, genitore, partner o anima che porta luce nel mondo - a chi ci ricorda che la bontĂ esiste ancora in mezzo al caos.
Ascolta Cuore d’Oro (Golden Heart) e pensa al tuo Vito - quella persona speciale che ha toccato la tua vita con gentilezza. đ
đ Disponibile su tutte le piattaforme musicali.
