Singing in the Hallyday clan is a family affair that is passed down from father to son. Guest ofWe're almost live on December 12, 2020, David Hallyday, Laura Smet's brother, spoke of the participation from his 16-year-old son, Cameron Hallyday, to his new album. During confinement, Johnny Hallyday's son worked on the recording of this album released on November 28, 2020 and titled Imagine a world.
On the set of Laurent Ruquier's show, the 54-year-old singer explained that it had been years since he had worked outside the recording studios and that he saw the opportunity to live a new artistic experience. A moment shared with his teenage son, Cameron, of whom he seems very proud. "In the family we are used to having artists. I lacked voice, so since he sings really well, I told him to lend me his voice", he confided to the host of France Televisions.
On the set of 8:30 p.m. on Sunday on France 2 on October 18, 2020, the one who was born the fruit of the loves of Johnny Hallyday and Sylvie Vartan had previously mentioned the singing talents of his 16-year-old son Cameron.
Leave their share of the pie to young people
For the purposes of recording this album, the performer of Blood for blood, a track he sang with his father Johnny Hallyday, gave his 16-year-old son Cameron the chance to put his voice to it. A bit normal when you know that his son "love to sing". Regarding the song, no doubt for the artist: "In fact, it's been kind of in the family for generations."
And as much to tell you that the song on which Cameron agreed to accompany his father is at the very least symbolic. Obviously proud of the young man, he explained: "He sings with me Super star, the second to last song on the album. It's a song that says we don't leave their piece of the cake to young people and that we should start listening to them a little bit."The son of Johnny Hallyday seems in any case well decided to leave the piece of the cake to his son!
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