A legendary career. After a meteoric rise in the 1960s, Sylvie Vartan has never left the hearts of the French public through his songs but also his roles in cinema and theater. A passionate artist, she has crossed the ages and now wants to devote herself to a final tour entitled I bow out. “It is with great love and emotion that I will meet you at the Dôme de Paris for my farewell tour”, she announced on her Instagram account, Tuesday January 23, 2024. After a 60-year career, the 79-year-old singer will soon be at the Dôme de Paris for new dates. For her, this last tour completes a memorable journey of which she savored every moment: “I’ve already experienced so many beautiful things. Everything goes by so quickly… It’s normal when you do things you love. I can’t believe I’m still doing what I love, with this crazy complicity public”had declared the companion of Tony Scotti, to theAFPOctober 4, 2021.
Sylvie Vartan ready to say “goodbye”
Sunday February 18, 2024, the emblematic interpreter of titles like All my friends, Like a boy, I have a problem or What makes blondes cry? was the guest of Laurence Boccolini, on the set of Children of TV. The opportunity for the singer to evoke her reverence. If However, she does not intend to stop her artistic career, Sylvie Vartan no longer wants to do a musical tour. In fact, the pace has become too difficult for her to keep up. “One day you have to decide that… The suitcases, the travel, the stress… I really liked my tourbillon but it’s true that It’s tiring. This can’t go on like this with the same energy.”, she first explained.
Then, Sylvie Vartan admitted to having never managed to manage your stage fright before going on stage. And this contributes to a certain fatigue that she feels: “Curiously when I sing, I always get stage fright. Because when you sing you are yourself, and songs reveal who you are. We’re completely exposed.” Sylvie Vartan will therefore experience this intensity one last time very soon.