Renaud continues to amaze his listeners. A regular on French stages since the 70s, the committed singer perseveres and continues touring. On the occasion of his tour Renaud on the ropeshis admirers were able to listen to him reinterpret his essential hits such as winner Mistral, Let it go or Morgana from you. The singer’s circuit ended on Friday September 22, 2023, the evening of his second date in the Nouveau Siècle concert hall in Lille, in the North. The day before, during his first concert, Renaud crossed paths with a rather controversial Lille politician, who has been in the news a lot lately. Indeed, Adrien Quatennensdeputy for the first constituency of the North and affiliated with the political party La France insoumise (LFI), published Thursday September 21 on his account (formerly Twitter), a photo with his favorite singer. It seems that the meeting between the two men went rather well, given the message written by the MP. “Thank you. For everything. Quite simply”wrote Adrien Quatennens in his publication.
“I’m removing it from my playlist”
If the meeting seemed enriching for the deputy for the first constituency of the North, Internet users were quite surprised by this connection. It is true that Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s relative was sentenced on Tuesday December 13, 2022 to four months in prison for violence against his wife, informed France Info in December 2022. And it seems that Renaud’s admirers still remember it. “I thought Renaud had taste and principles. I’m removing him from my playlist”, “Renaud fell very low to pose alongside a man who hit his wife!”, is it possible to read in the comments under Adrien Quatennens’ publication. Some fans of the singer still managed to see the good side of the cliché, in particular the possibility of hearing news from their favorite artist. “It’s nice to see Renaud again on this side”, “Renaud is one of our greatest poets! I would have loved to meet him to thank him! He is a man of commitment and a man of heart, a man who reconciles with humanity!”wrote other Internet users under the politician’s publication.
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