On France 2, Tuesday March 8, Nagui and Leïla Kaddour animated, United for Ukraine. Several days after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, France Télévisions and Radio France, alongside the French Red Cross, joined forces to launch an appeal for donations in support of the Ukrainian people.
“A program for peace with the musical groups of Radio France, the Orchester National de France, Le Chœur and la Maitrise de Radio France under the direction of Christian Macelaru and a host of variety and classical artists on the stage of the House of Radio and Music”the channel read.
On stage, viewers were able to see Khatia Buniatishvili, Clara Luciani, Florent Pagny, Pascal Obispo, Indochine, Zazie, Julien Clerc, Carla Bruni, Jane Birkin, Angélique Kidjo, Barbara Pravi, Patricia Petibon, Benjamin Bernheim, Béatrice Uria-Monzon, Sofiane Pamart, David Enhco…
In the midst of a fight against lung cancer, the coach of the 11th season of The Voice on TF1, participated in the charity concert. Moreover, he offered two performances that moved the millions of people who had chosen to follow the program. Indeed, whoever has the interpreter of My freedom of thought sang If a song and There’s not a man who was born for this with his friend, Pascal Obispo. The 60-year-old appeared on stage with his head shaved and gave netizens goosebumps.
But not only since Nagui was touched by the presence of Azucena Caamaño’s husband, given his state of health. “I had a free day. It was mostly the good cause and so sad”he first said. “As soon as he (Nagui, editor’s note) sends this message saying to me: ‘Would you be in shape to come and support what is happening and attract a little attention to ensure that we need donations?”. And you go, ‘Well, yes, I’ll be there. I can still sing'”added the singer. “Well and so well sung, we wish you the best, Florent. The most beautiful of health, the best of health. Everyone has their fights and they have theirs, which we respect”said the presenter.
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