Pascal Obispo multiplies his TV appearances as part of the promotion of his new album called The beautiful one who rains. The proof, after being invited to the Télématin set this Friday, September 15, 2023, the singer who no longer needs to be introduced went on the show Professional Time broadcast a little later on Cnews.
A program during which the former juror of The Voice (TF1) was not only questioned about music. And for good reason, the latter had to answer several political questions. “I have always claimed to be apolitical. I think that the position of an artist is precisely to keep this function which allows people not to choose“, he explained to Pascal Praud and his team.
However, the interpreter of Lucy made it known that his lack of commitment to a political side did not prevent him from having strong opinions: “I am against communities, I am against communitarianism, because inevitably these are things that divide and we, as artists who try to make popular songs, the principle is not to divide but to bring together as many people as possible”he later clarified.
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A powerful impact
A unifying power of which he is aware since Pascal Obispo then affirmed that in his opinion, artists had a stronger impact than the Presidents of the Republic on the French.
“We can bring everyone together and we don’t choose. People come to concerts and we are super happy to hear people singing at the top of their lungs, without even knowing who they are next to. They are happy to correspond with us and we are happy to correspond with them”, concluded the singer on the Cnews set. The final word for the artist whose new project sees the light of day this Friday, September 15, 2023!
Pascal Obispo: “I have always considered myself apolitical. The position of an artist is to keep this function which allows one not to choose. I am therefore against communities and against communitarianism” in #HDProspic.twitter.com/X9pAPxxmi3
— CNEWS (@CNEWS) September 15, 2023
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