Michel Polnareff is making a comeback. The 78-year-old singer released on Friday, November 18 Polnareff, sing Polnareff, a new opus in which he revisits, alone at the piano, twelve of his songs. To celebrate this great return to the bins, France 2 wished, yesterday Tuesday, December 6, to organize an exceptional evening during which many artists came to interpret and resume the greatest titles of the interpreter of “Lettre à France”. A concert which saw parade among others Patrick Bruel, Nolwenn Leroy, Catherine Ringer, Camille Lellouche or even Chimène Badi. The latter distinguished herself on the song “Grands pas” before delivering a powerful message against Louka’s dad.
“I want to tell you that I love you, that I was very happy to be there for you tonight. Really very honored to be able to perform this song for you, for your son Louka. It’s a wonderful song that moved and touched me very, very much. Thank you for everything you give us, thank you for everything you gave us. Thank you for these grandiose works that you delivered to us and which have accompanied us for more than 50 years, thank you for everything!“, she addressed to Michel Polnareff, very moved by this unexpected declaration.
Michel Polnareff worried about making a comeback
Despite his fifty years of career and success, Michel Polnareff nevertheless felt a lot of fears when he returned to the classics of his repertoire “It’s me naked in front of the piano. The listener who is seated next to me is in my living room. It’s a back to the future, what I was afraid was that it would be boring. Because there aren’t all the things I’m proud of, all the arrangements. But the thing that is interesting is that suddenly, myself, I was surprised to rediscover the texts“, he explained on RTL at the microphone of Steven Bellery.
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