the singer Charlélie Couture salutes “a free artist who did not seek consensus”

“He was a free artist, who did not seek consensus“, greeted singer Charlélie Couture on Thursday May 25 on franceinfo, after the announcement of the death of singer Jean-Louis Murat at the age of 71. “It was some kind of entity. When we say Jean-Louis Murat, we have the idea of ​​a state of mind“.

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The one who has shared the scene with Jean-Louis Murat several times says to himself “particularly moved“.”He was an artist who represented a certain mood, often a bad mood. It was important insofar as it was unconventional“, according to him.

“In a time when everyone is looking for consensus, it is important to have spices that give culture its broad meaning.“, continued Charlélie Couture. “He was a character character. He was not polite and did not seek consensus“.

The singer also salutes an artist “who mattered, maybe not as much as he would have liked to have“, drawing a parallel with the death of American singer Tina Turner on Wednesday: “His death will not have a planetary impact but much more internal“.