Amir presents Friday in "It feels good" his new single "Carrousel", a duet with Indila.
He also explains to Anne Roumanoff's microphone "Toi", another song taken from her album "Resources", which speaks of marriage proposal.
And the singer tells his own, to say the least original, which he made in a supermarket.
INTERVIEW
Does Amir have a secret passion for supermarkets?
It is in this place of everyday life that he shot the clip for his song
La fête
.
It is also at this place that he proposed his wife in marriage, as he explains it Friday at the microphone of Anne Roumanoff in the program
It makes good
.
This significant event, the singer tells it "indirectly", in his own words, in his song
Toi
, taken from his new album Resources.
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"We did a real staging"
"In this song, I tell about the marriage proposal of all the boys who dared one day to buy a ring with their savings and to kneel down" explains Amir, before recounting how his own marriage proposal went.
"It was in a supermarket. I wanted something original and we did a real staging," he says.
Amir had indeed prepared things well.
"I went around the neighborhood supermarkets, he's the only one who accepted," he recalls.
"And we had to get my wife and I to go to this supermarket at the same time."
Once the couple reunited inside, Amir had planned some surprises to make this request in an incongruous place an unforgettable moment.
"We found ourselves applauded by all the people who were around"
"We had hidden all the friends in a department, we had hidden the ring, we had hidden cameras, and we had covered the entire wine department with signs 'Will you marry me?'", Details the singer.
“The supermarket even put on a song that is ours. And, at the end, they made an announcement into the mic. It was awesome.”
The one who became his wife said "yes", which did not fail to make people react simply to do their shopping.
"We found ourselves applauded by all the people who were in the supermarket at the time," adds Amir.
"They understood that they were witnessing something strong and memorable for us."