One of Frederik Ndoci’s best-known songs, “Your Eyes,” appears to have had a personal story that the public had not widely known. In an interview on the Grida Duma Podcast, the artist said the song was a dedication to Xhoana Nano and also spoke about the fate of the video that accompanied it.
The story behind one of his best-known hits
During the conversation, Frederik Ndoci returned to the backstory of the song that has left its mark on his repertoire. According to the singer’s account, “Your Eyes” was directly linked to Xhoana Nano.
This detail, made public on the podcast, sheds new light on a song that has been widely heard for years, without the personal story behind it being fully known.
How the video’s protagonist was chosen
Ndoci also recounted the story of Xhoana Nano being chosen as the protagonist while in high school, linking not only the song’s lyrics but also its visual image to the same person.
The account suggests that the project was built as a complete dedication, with the video also serving as a continuation of the same personal story.
The claim that the video disappeared
One of the most distinctive parts of the conversation was the artist’s statement that the video featuring Xhoana Nano was later deleted.
No further public details were given about the circumstances of that episode, but Ndoci’s statement draws attention to a little-known element of the song’s history.
The conversation with Grida and the song’s live return
On the podcast, the conversation was prompted by Grida Duma’s question about the person behind the song’s lines, leading the account toward the story the artist decided to share publicly.
The moment was also accompanied by a live performance of “Your Eyes” by Frederik Ndoci, bringing back attention not only to the song, but also to the story that, according to him, had remained behind the scenes for years.
The artist’s account gives a more personal meaning to one of his best-known songs, while once again raising interest in the full history of the video that, according to his version, no longer exists.