Stretcher bearers, nurses, fire station … On Saturday April 4, Marc Lavoine, Pascal Obispo and Florent Pagny released the clip for their song For the rescue people, in tribute to caregivers, before the knockout test of The Voice. At the forefront of the fight against coronavirus, they fight daily despite the lack of equipment and protection. To thank them and support them, the three coaches of the TF1 program met to record the title to be found on MYTF1, the official TF1 accounts, but also the Facebook page of tele-crochet.
An artistic project for a good cause that TF1 details: “It all starts with a desire to support all those who fight for our health. Three friends: Florent, Pascal and Marc connect. Lavoine writes, Obispo composes, Pagny joins them in the interpretation. Some exchanges later between the three coaches of The Voice and a song was born. Everyone records their game from their place of containment. Pagny, Obispo, Lavoine: three big names in French song in unison 'Pour les Gens du Secours'. The three artists wanted their personal commitment to be carried by the association Le Collectif which works for hospitalized children. The Collective transfers all of the rights and funds generated by this song as well as all of the copyrights to the Fédération Hospitalière de France and the Fondation des Hôpitaux de France ”.
On March 24, 2020, Jean-Jacques Goldman came out of silence to pay tribute to the medical personnel in this period of health crisis. It’s in song that the songwriter rewrote the lyrics of his hit song He changed life, released in 1987 in They save lives. "They are fathers and mothers, doctors, stretcher bearers, caregivers, nurses, security guards. Who have a thousand reasons to stay confined, but their own reasons is not to give up. They give us time, talent and heart. Forgetting tiredness, fear, hours. And far from the beautiful speeches, the great theories, to their tasks every day, without even waiting for a thank you, they save lives ”, he sang in front of the camera.
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