Salomé Baudino probes the programmed obsolescence of love
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Salomé Baudino publishes "Broken Heart Syndrome" with Éditions de l'Observatoire © Audrey Dufer
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Salomé Baudino publishes her first novel "Broken Heart Syndrome", published by the Observatory.
A surprising, mischievous and tender first novel that transports us to the torments of love at the time of new technologies.
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It is the story of a young couple. His name is Victor, he gives private group music lessons; her name is Lola, she is a doctoral student and is writing her thesis. And they just love each other. A love without a cloud, which neither the smallness of their apartment, nor the money problems, nor the conflicts with mother-in-law have ever broken. Until one day a hugely popular computer program tells them when their romantic relationship will end. And this is where everything goes wrong, each wanting to thwart the dire prediction in their own way. It is in this infernal mechanism that this first novel takes us, which transports us with tenderness, mischief and irony in the throes of love at the time of new technologies. We laugh, we are moved, we also ask ourselves a lot of questions about the times we are living in."Broken hearts syndrome", the first novel by
Salomé Baudino
, has been published by Éditions de l'Observatoire.
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:
Baptiste Antoine
asked
Jean-Noël Fabiani-Salmon,
professor at Paris-Descartes University, member of the Academy of Medicine, and former head of the cardiovascular surgery department at the Georges Pompidou European Hospital in Paris , explain from a medical point of view "Broken heart syndrome", also called Tako Tsubo.
At the end of the program, the music chronicle of
Alain Pilot
.
He met Soleil Bleu composed of the duo Lou Lesage and Arthur Jacquin.
They released an EP of six unreleased tracks entitled "
Felines for the Other
" composed.
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