An emblematic figure in the French audiovisual landscape, Nagui has established himself as one of the presenters most appreciated by viewers. Last July, he even came in 2nd position, tied with Stéphane Bern, in the poll Pure Media aiming to list the 10 television personalities that the French love the most.
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Passing by Slap. Mélanie Page’s companion no longer counts the successful shows that he has hosted and still hosts. Leading face of Do not forget the lyricsit is also the emblem of another cult program:
Taratata. A show which celebrates its 30th anniversary this year.
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“They were in love with the same man”
On the occasion of this anniversary, Nagui was, this Friday October 27, 2023, invited on the airwaves of South Radio. During this interview with our colleagues, the host notably returned to a sequence that has become cult: the day when France Gall and Véronique Sanson performed a song by Michel Berger as a duet.
“I found something incredible. Almost the two enemy sisters. You managed to make France Gall and Véronique Sanson sing a song by Michel Berger, knowing that together they were…”, begins Gilles Ganzmann, inviting his interlocutor to continue.
.@Nagui returns to the memorable France Gall-Véronique Sanson duo in Taratata, at the time both in love with Michel Berger. “It was France Gall who asked to sing with Véronique Sanson. The two paid tribute by looking into each other’s eyes, smiling at each other”… pic.twitter.com/lD3hNR4AU1
— Sud Radio (@SudRadio) October 27, 2023
“They were in love with the same man, in this case Michel Berger, and they sang La Groupie du pianiste together. We all imagine the double reading that we can have on the lyrics of this song. It’s intelligence by France Gall who, when she prepared this Taratata, we asked her with whom she would like to do a duet and it was she who said Véronique Sanson. And it was Véronique Sanson’s intelligence to have said yes and to pay homage together, looking into each other’s eyes and smiling at The Pianist’s Groupie, both thinking of the one who had left them, who had left us since Michel had left.” A moving moment which all fans of Taratata remember.
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