You have to take advantage of the artists. The latter are not eternal and can announce the end of their career overnight. Pascal Obispo is living proof. Julie Hantson’s ex-companion, however, returns with a new project. Indeed, this Friday September 15, the interpreter of Fan, Fell for her, Lucieor The important thing is to lovereleased his 14th album called The beautiful one who rains. A project in which he evokes his memories as a teenager, when he spent a decade in Brittany where he discovered rock and Breton rain.
However, during an interview given to RTL, Pascal Obispo revealed the true theme of his new album. And this one is about the passing of time. The supposed companion of Sonia Mabrouk has in fact indicated that“we will never be as young as we are today.” “I try to stretch the time, to do as many things as possible. I know that the voice changes with age”he confided to our colleagues at RTL.
See you today Saturday 12 p.m. @RFMFrance#AnHourWith@ObispoPascal new album released yesterday #TheBeauQuipleut and this incredible announcement! Is he really going to stop the song? #RFM#PASCALOBISPO#THEBESTAMUSIC today at 12 p.m. music and secrets pic.twitter.com/CwEOUhMrjC
— Bernard Montiel (@bernard_montiel) September 16, 2023
Also see: Sonia Mabrouk: her romance with Pascal Obispo displayed by Gaspard Proust, the ultra embarrassed journalist in the middle of an interview
Pascal Obispo announces his retirement live in front of Bernard Montiel
The passage of time was discussed again during his interview with Bernard Montiel this Saturday September 16, 2023. Guest on RFM, Pascal Obispo surprised his friend when he told him he was going to retire soon. “In March, we go back on stage and then it will be next summer, in a year, we will do the festivals and at the start of the school year October November December, little surprise, I will create something else… to bring me to January 8 2025 and there… I will say ‘goodbye'”he blurted out, like a hair in the soup.
Enough to surprise the one who officiates in TPMP with Cyril Hanouna: “Goodbye what?” “Well I’ll say goodbye, I’m 60 years old! We’ll leave and then we’ll do something else”then tried to explain Pascal Obispo without really convincing Bernard Montiel: “What, are you going to stop everything at 60?”
“Yes, we’re stopping, we’re not going to go too far. I don’t want Bernard Montiel to be in front of the TV and say to himself ‘oh you’ve seen how he’s changed after all. He’s aged, he’s lost his voice’. It’s very unpleasant when I hear that.”quipped the 58-year-old artist before adding: “No, we have to go to the top.” “At 60, are you going to stop?”added the host of RFM, unable to believe what he had just heard. A question to which the main interested party confirmed again: “Listen, Jean-Jacques Goldman stopped at 51, at some point don’t bother me!”
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