June 29, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) — European singer Bernarda Bobovečki stunned the world when she first performed her incredible pro-life song at the Berlin March for Life last year. In this episode of The John-Henry Westen Show, I sit down with her to discuss why she decided to stand up for the unborn in such a profound way, going against the “orthodoxy” of the music industry.
Bobovečki is a Croatian singer who reached popularity when she competed on The Voice of Germany, a competitive talent show similar to The Voice in the United States. She tells me that around the time she was competing on the program, she was informed by her spiritual director Bishop Marian Eleganti about a priest, Fr. Thomas de Beyer, who had written and composed a pro-life song.
After looking at the piece, Bobovečki loved it, but at the time was too busy on The Voice to record it. After finishing the show, she contacted Fr. de Beyer and preparations were made to record the song.
It was at this time that her manager and others told her to not “to ruin your career” by recording the song. Bobovečki says that she was told how the song would prohibit her from being able “to perform
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