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Dean Saunders gets tattoo of late brother Ben's name on his throat: 'Close to my voice'

Dean Saunders gets tattoo of late brother Ben's name on his throat: 'Close to my voice'

Singer Dean Saunders has tattooed the name of his late brother, Ben, on his throat to keep him close while he performs. Ben Saunders, who gained fame as the first winner of The Voice of Holland, passed away last month at age 43.

Singer Dean Saunders has honored his late brother, Ben Saunders, by getting his name tattooed on his throat. The 45-year-old performer explained that he chose this specific location because it is the source of his singing voice, allowing him to feel as though his brother is with him every time he takes the stage. He shared the emotional tribute on social media, noting that a place in his heart was not enough to represent their bond.

Ben Saunders passed away last month at the age of 43. He originally gained national fame in the Netherlands after winning the inaugural season of The Voice of Holland in 2011. Dean emphasized that having his brother's name near his voice serves as a constant reminder of their connection, ensuring that Ben is present whenever he expresses his feelings through music or performs for his audience.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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