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20. Dez. 2021 · As for Stevie Wonder, he did not go blind after having enjoyed years of being able to see, as did musician Andrea Bocelli who, according to Biography, went blind at age 12 following a playground accident. Rather, he was born with a congenital condition that threatened his eyesight, and improper medical care in his infancy prevented him from possibly beating the condition. Wonder has ...
11. Mai 2005 · Stevie Wonder gehört zu den Pionieren der Soul-Musik. Jetzt profiliert sich der blinde Sänger auch als Vorreiter des modernen Entertainments. Erstmals in der Geschichte des Musikfernsehens ...
Born in Saginaw, Michigan in 1950, Stevie Wonder became blind shortly after birth. He learned to play the harmonica, piano and drums by age 9. By the time he was 10, his singing and other musical skills were known throughout his neighborhood, and when the family moved to Detroit, impressed adults made his talents known to the owners of Motown Records, who gave him a recording contract when he ...
2. Okt. 2014 · The Takeaway: Stevie Wonder has allegedly basically always been blind. By the time he was, like, an actual person with memories and object permanence and whatnot, he couldn't see. By this logic ...
24. Mai 2021 · Recording artist Stevie Wonder performs onstage during 'The Night That Changed America: A GRAMMY Salute To The Beatles' at the Los Angeles Convention Center (Getty Images) Rumors about Wonder's eye condition. There has been a significant amount of rumors regarding if Wonder is truly blind. One instance that led to the speculation in 2010, when ...
14. Juli 2020 · Photo: CBS/ullstein bild via Getty Images. Superstar singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder lost his sight as a newborn when he came into the world six weeks early with retinopathy of prematurity (ROP ...
6. Feb. 2023 · There is no confirmation that Wonder is 100 percent blind, so perhaps partial blindness can account for some people’s skepticism. The human body is also known to compensate for the loss of vision by strengthening its sense of hearing, smell, and touch. Perhaps Wonder is simply more perceptive in ways that people with sight can’t comprehend. But at the end of the day, we just don’t buy ...
