Wit Licht

Album Description

Marco Borsato's captivating album, Wit Licht, released on 1 January 2008, is a masterful blend of nederpop genres that will leave you enchanted. Under the umbrella of Universal Music, a division of Universal International Music BV, this 48-minute musical journey showcases Marco Borsato's exceptional talent.

The album's tracklist is a testament to Marco Borsato's skill in crafting emotive and uplifting songs, with hits like 'Was Mij', 'Dochters', and 'Voor Eén Lach' demonstrating his ability to connect with his audience. The soothing 'Stilte Voor De Storm' and the energetic 'Dans' further highlight the album's diversity, while 'Liefde Wint' and 'Nu Of Nooit' showcase Marco Borsato's capacity to create inspiring and motivational music. The album also features a beautiful acoustic version of 'Wit Licht', adding a touching finale to the collection.

With Wit Licht, Marco Borsato has created an album that is both a reflection of his artistic growth and a gift to his fans. The combination of heartfelt lyrics, memorable melodies, and Marco Borsato's distinctive voice makes Wit Licht an unforgettable listening experience.

January 1, 2008

This Compilation ℗ 2008 Universal International Music B.V.

About Marco Borsato

Marco Borsato, born in Alkmaar, North Holland, is a powerhouse in the Dutch music scene, renowned for his captivating voice and enduring popularity. Starting his career with Italian songs, Borsato transitioned to Dutch in 1994, catapulting him to stardom in both the Netherlands and Belgium. With a discography spanning thirteen studio albums, three live albums, and numerous compilations, his music has been a staple in the hearts of fans for over three decades. His ability to connect with audiences has made him one of the most successful and highest-grossing artists in the region. Beyond his musical achievements, Borsato has also ventured into acting, adding another layer to his multifaceted career. Despite facing serious legal challenges in recent years, his impact on the music industry remains undeniable.