At 61, Daniela Lumbroso is one of the most popular radio and television hosts in France. For Gala, the mother of the family has agreed to reverse roles and be interviewed, on the occasion of the release of her book “Love songs heal the heart of the world” written with the psychologist Joseph Agostini and published published by Robert Laffont.
Daniela Lumbroso makes a revelation about Johnny Hallyday
The one who is also a producer thus lent herself to the game of “questions / answers” of Nikos Aliagas and made revelations about the city where she dreams of living or the heroes who inspire her. Asked also about the sentence that she never thought she would hear in her life, Daniela Lumbroso gave a rather surprising answer. “Johnny once said to me, ‘People all think I’m dumb and I’m actually fine with it!'” she revealed.
It is true that the famous rocker has very often been portrayed as an uncultivated and rather silly singer, just look at the caricature of the Guignols de l’Info which painted a reductive portrait of the husband of Laeticia Hallyday. In the documentary “Johnny by Laeticia”, Jean-Claude Camus, his manager from 1975 to 2017, also reveals, unlike Daniela Lumbroso, that the singer had wanted to stop this incessant mockery.
“It’s something that really hurt him”
“Johnny lived it very badly. He really suffered a lot a lot from it. By all means he was trying to stop it and obviously it didn’t stop. It was a bad time for him, “he says before Laeticia agrees: “He always suffered from the judgment that some could have on him, who finally judged him as a caricature of the ‘Guignols’. It’s something that really made him suffer ‘assures you -he.
This same documentary then shared archive footage of an interview with Johnny Hallyday with Anne Sinclair in “7 sur 7”. “It does not make my daughter laugh at all, who came back from school and who fought several times for her father to be respected, explained the singer. Compared to David (Hallyday), compared to Laura ( Smet), it’s not very funny. It’s not very pleasant to hear yourself being called a jerk”.
ES
See also