Patrick Sébastien, what if we listened to each other? (replay)

By: Jean-François Cadet Follow

Comedian, humorist, imitator, singer, producer, TV and radio host, director, writer, songwriter, former president of rugby club. Patrick Sébastien is a jack of all trades, a discoverer, a ferryman and a promoter of talents too, whose festive songs are essential for major family and popular celebrations.

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Popular, it certainly is, in France and in the French-speaking world through TV5-Monde. Controversial too, because popular success has its ransom, and this man dented by life has never been able, or never knew, keep his tongue in his pocket. He confides today in Sans chains , a book of interviews by Marc Dolisi and François Darmagny at Hugo Doc. And he released an album of songs with texts, apparently far removed from what he has done so far. An album in which he talks about him and France, women and men. And love necessarily. It's called Entre nous , c'est chez Wagram.

Replay of December 3, 2019.

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