"Aren't human beings made for that?" He asks? Amir's message is clear: past confinement, it is now time to party. The singer has just released a brand new single called La fête , the first extract from an album scheduled for the fall. He told about his genesis on Monday at Anne Roumanoff's microphone on Europe 1.
"A hymn between friends"
His song was born a few weeks ago, in the joy of having found his loved ones. "We immortalized the whole concept of the title. On the day of the writing, I said: 'I want to write a hymn between friends, to drink, to party'," he says. To know in advance if the air would make his audience want to dance, the singer carried out some experiments upstream. "I entered with a small enclosure in a bakery, at the garage ... I put on strong and that contaminated people!", He smiles.
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To party according to him, "it doesn't matter if you are 3, 30 or 300". Nor does he wait for the nightclubs to reopen. "You shouldn't formalize things. In your car, when you get up, at your accountant ... If you want to dance, do it!"