While Taratata had been deleted from France 2, Nagui did not fail to raise heaven and earth for his show to return to television. And he was able to count on the help of Jean-Jacques Goldmann’s son.
If his music magazine was deleted from France 2 in 2013, Nagui relies on other media, such as radio or the internet to revive his baby. But for the return of this version, which will not be low cost, an issue always requires a production cost of 66,000 euros. No question for the star host and husband of Melanie Page to drop the case. He will seek help everywhere and in particular from Michael Goldmann, son of Jean-Jacques Goldmann.
This is what we learn in the pages of Nagui, a child of TV, ed. Mareuil Editions. The one is in command of Do not forget the lyrics meets Michael Goldmann, who created My Major Company, a participatory platform for funding artists. It creates a Taratata Club, in partnership with My Major Company. From 1 euro, people can finance the program and in return will receive gifts and privileged access. But despite the many partners who are present, Nagui does not meet his expenses.
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Another great help
Finally, in September 2015, her dream was realized when Delphine Ernotte reprograms Taratata on France 2. A comeback widely celebrated within Air Productions. The vente-privée.com site was also one of the first reinforcements for it to survive. “It is the brand of music on television in France. We love music and brands, let know Jacques-Antoine Granjon, the founder. So it makes sense for us to be there, alongside Nagui, to support this program which is not mythical, but cult!“
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