Karolina Protsenko, the young violin virtuoso known for her soulful renditions of pop classics, has breathed new life into Roxette’s timeless hit “It Must Have Been Love.” Originally released in 1987 by the Swedish pop duo and immortalized as part of the Pretty Woman soundtrack in 1990, the song’s emotional resonance is unmistakable. Protsenko’s violin cover captures its essence while adding a layer of haunting beauty that resonates deeply with listeners.

Set against a minimalist backdrop, Protsenko’s performance highlights the raw vulnerability of the song. Each note of her violin seems to echo the heartache and longing that made the original a global sensation. The soaring melodies intertwine with her expressive playing, creating a rendition that is both nostalgic and refreshingly unique.

Protsenko’s artistry lies not only in her technical prowess but in her ability to convey profound emotion. Her bow dances across the strings with precision, drawing out the song’s bittersweet undertones. The absence of lyrics does not diminish the impact; instead, her violin sings with a voice of its own, telling a story of love and loss that transcends words.

Fans of both Roxette and Protsenko have flocked to social media to praise the cover, calling it “breathtaking” and “a heartfelt tribute to a classic.” Protsenko’s video, shared across her platforms, has quickly gained traction, with many viewers expressing gratitude for the violinist’s ability to reimagine such an iconic track.

“It Must Have Been Love” is more than just a song—it’s an anthem of heartbreak. Through her violin, Protsenko has ensured that this beloved classic continues to touch hearts in a whole new way, cementing her reputation as a rising star in the world of instrumental music.