Gauthier Delomez 4:00 p.m., March 27, 2022
The eclectic writer and director Frédéric Beigbeder was Didier Barbelivien's guest in "Tell me what you sing".
At his microphone, he mentioned Françoise Hardy's song "You look like everyone who has had grief" which he did not know before corresponding with the artist, by email, during the first confinement.
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"All Françoise Hardy's songs are very melancholic and speak of the impossibility of saying 'I love you'", it is in these words that Frédéric Beigbeder describes his admiration for the icon of French song in the show.
Tell me what you sing
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At the microphone of Didier Barbelivien, the writer, director and eclectic animator however mentioned the tube
You look like all those who have had sorrow
, of which he did not know the existence before corresponding with the artist during the first confinement , in April 2020.
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"I discovered this song, I was very upset"
Frédéric Beigbeder remembers these remote exchanges: "In 2020, during confinement, I don't know why but we wrote e-mails to Françoise Hardy. We started to have a correspondence and very kindly, she sent me a CD that she had compiled, and where it was her favorite song."
The icon "has fun burning discs", says the writer, who therefore had the pleasure of receiving one of them from the French artist.
“I received it, and we were in the worst period of the worst confinement in all of history in April 2020”, confides the one who remains affected by this episode.
“We were completely distressed, and her in particular because in addition, she is sick”, continues the writer.
"So I discovered this song and there again, I was very, very upset. The violin arrangements, the little tambourine that comes in the middle. It's very folk-rock, it's dylanesque", describes Frédéric Beigbeder in reference to Bob Dylan, who is also an admirer of Françoise Hardy.