Arielle Dombasle pays tribute to the singer and screenwriter Emmanuelle Mottaz who left us a few days ago. The two artists had collaborated together in the 90s.
It is very sad news that fans of the television series first kisses learned this month. Indeed, the interpreter of generic that has become cult Emmanuelle Mottaz passed away at the age of 59, and her funeral took place on March 23 in the presence of many very moved personalities. Also famous for his appearances in the Dorothee Clubthe ex-star of AB Productions also collaborated with other artists and on very different projects, such as photography, more particularly in the 2000s. But long before, in 1990 to be precise, Emmanuelle Mottaz met Arielle Dombasle and produced his 45 rpm symphonic love.
This is what prompted the singer-actress to pay tribute to him this Thursday, March 30. Arielle Dombasle released a video featuring said song, along with excerpts from the clip and her TV appearances from the time. In legend, she shares her “grief” with his 71,000 followers.
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Arielle Dombasle praises Emmanuelle
Arielle Dombasle talks about her “friend”a “child star of First Kiss in the constellation of AB Productions and Dorothy…”which also paid tribute to him on social networks last week. “She was the producer for me of the title Symphonic Love“ whose clip was shot at “The Bastille Opera by Eric Rohmer” she remembers. “Oh gracious Emmanuelle… Poetic, creative, insolent little Emmanuelle…” she also expresses, heaping praise on her. In response, Internet users support the columnist of Big heads. “Emmanuelle had such a pretty voice and to say that thanks to her there was the clip and the 45 rpm Amour symphonique”, “There remains an artistic legacy and a wonderful performer” or “Thank you for this tribute, she was a great artist“can we read on Instagram.
The fans of first kiss will be delighted to learn that the Emmanuelle Mottaz’s first albumreleased in 1986 and including the hit, was to be reissued. A new version embellished with additional tracks including several singles published later – 22 in total – should appear in record stores on May 12. The album was a sensation at the time, it also contains a cover of the song Nightingale of my loves by Luis Mariano and a piece dealing with female homosexuality.