Serge Gainsbourg, forever
Bernard Pascuito publishes "The last life of Serge Gainsbourg" with the Le Recherches Midi editions © Le Recherches Midi editions
By: Jean-François Cadet Follow
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Thirty years to the day, Lucien Ginsburg, alias Serge Gainsbourg has passed away.
Bernard Pascuito, one of his biographers, looks back on his life and his career in an intimate story entitled "The last life of Serge Gainsbourg".
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There are not so many singers who, 30 years after their death, have never disappeared from screens, playlists or radios of all kinds.
Serge Gainsbourg
is one of them.
The accursed poet of French song, worn out by tobacco, alcohol and life, died young, a month before his 63 years, left in our ears no less than 485 songs, written for him and for so many other.
Songs that never cease to be repeated and to nourish films, plays and other shows.
We also remember the provocations and scandals that punctuated a career that will not leave anyone indifferent.
We are talking about it today with
Bernard Pascuito
.
A few months after his death, he signed a tribute book soberly entitled "Gainsbourg, the book of memory".
30 years later, he published "The last life of Serge Gainsbourg", with the éditions du Recherches-Midi.
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On the occasion of the thirtieth anniversary of his death, the Galerie One Toutou at the Dauphine market, located in the heart of the Saint-Ouen flea market in the north of Paris, invited 30 artists for a tribute and graphic exhibition.
An exhibition entitled "Gainsbourg et caetera" to visit until April 18, 2021.
Baptiste Antoine
went to meet artists and visitors.
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