Michael Bublé, a globally acclaimed ballad maestro, has achieved unparalleled success throughout his musical journey. He stands as a legendary icon in the music industry with an impressive collection of accolades, including four Grammy Awards, and a staggering record sales figure surpassing 65 million. Renowned for his extraordinary talent, Bublé’s songs have left an indelible mark worldwide, with fans desperate to get a ticket to watch him live.
Currently, Bublé is passionately promoting his latest album, “Higher,” boasting 13 soul-stirring tracks available across various streaming platforms. In a recent interview with host Pablo Motos on “El Hormiguero,” Bublé shed light to his personal life and his beautiful marriage. The talented artist, together with Argentine actress Luciana Lopilato, is a proud parent to three children.
One of these children, Noah, battled liver cancer, but fortunately, he successfully overcame it. The last time Bublé visited the program, his eyes got all teary speaking about his son’s incredible recovery.
Noah has now fully recovered from his illness and is currently in excellent health. Bublé expressed gratitude to everyone who prayed for his son as he became emotional, and burst into tears recalling the challenging moment his family had to endure. Michael also disclosed that Noah played a key role in shaping the main theme of the album. It appears that Bublé’s musical talent runs in the family.
What did Michael Buble say about Noah?
Bublé didn’t forget to express his gratitude for the outpouring of love, support, and prayers during his son Noah’s battle with cancer and discussed the inspiration behind the popular song “Higher”.
“The song ‘Higher’ encapsulates the immense joy I’m experiencing right now. As this is such a beautiful moment in my life, it serves as a love letter to the world. My son Noah shared with me that he had composed a song while I was bathing the kids. When he began singing it, I found it to be a beautiful song. Months later, I performed the song for a renowned composer, and he agreed that it was excellent,” said an emotional Bublé.
