It was on the occasion of the release of his new album that Pascal Obispo went to the RTL set to promote it. An interview which ended with a clarification from the singer who uttered a rant against the new reform practices linked to inclusive writing which are likely to affect great literary works.
While Pascal Obispo is not idle between the release of his new and fourteenth album, The beautiful one who rainshis tour 30 years of success until next January and finally the big return of the cult musical comedy 10 commandments of which he is in charge, the singer does not stop! Indeed, recently the announcement of the return of my musical comedy in which Daniel Lévy played the main role made the former director, Élie Chouraqui, very happy. The very angry man revealed at Jordan de Luxe that he had “ filed a complaint against the show» and for good reason, according to him: “ So-called producers take The 10 Commandments by saying that it is the 25th anniversary of the show, but there is no Chouraqui, no Kamel Ouali, no sets by Giantito Burchiellaro “.
A controversy which did not shake Pascal Obispo who then indicated in an interview withTélé Loisirs: “It’s a new show! It’s not a return of the musical”. Since then, the singer and friend of Florent Pagny has continued to promote his latest album by going to numerous sets. This Tuesday, October 24, he was also the guest ofRTL infoin Belgium, a set on which he spoke of his love for the language of Molière.
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Pascal Obispo’s rant
Very frank, Pascal Obispo did not go through all the hassle to declare his love for the French language: “I develop the aspect that is a little hidden, the one that we want to rewrite, that we want to dirty. I speak a lot of the French language, which I find magnificent and which I do not want to be reconstructed» he declared point blank. A frank position that the presenter wanted to make even clearer by asking him if he was referring to inclusive writing which has been so talked about lately.
To which the singer responded in the affirmative before explaining himself more clearly: “I am a profound conservative, I love literature, and I don’t want anyone to change the meaning of words or their writing. I loved Balzac, Zweig, Proust and Hugo, I want to read them as is.» Let us be reassured, even if inclusive writing remains a heated debate in the media, no major work by these writers tends to be rewritten to respect the rules of inclusiveness.
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