On the occasion of the release of Florent Pagny’s new album in which he sings, Patrick Bruel wanted to send a touching message to his friend on Instagram.
Florent Pagny is facing a relapse of his cancer, but he can count on the unwavering support of his family, his wife Azucena and their children, as well as his friends, including those in show business. Injured after a bad fall during a concert, the singer of Know how to love is about to release a new album, titled 2bis. Scheduled for September 2, it will resume its greatest hits with around twenty artists.
The former coach of The Voice had invited his long-time friend Patrick Bruel, who has a crazy project in which we did not expect him. Both of them sing the song Anything, his first single released in 1987. He talks about drug addiction and talks to a friend to try to reason with him. His comrade celebrated this collaboration by posting a video on his Instagram account, accompanied by a tender message.
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Patrick Bruel and Florent Pagny: a beautiful friendship
This Wednesday, August 23, Patrick Bruel unveiled an extract of the song from Florent Pagny’s next disc with a video showing studio recording. To accompany the images, he wrote in the caption: “We shared moments and singing your first song together today, the one that opened this magnificent path, is an honor”. The artist even writes “thank you, friend”.
This testimony of friendship touched the hearts of the fans. Netizens enthusiastically commented : “The beautiful images of a long and lasting friendship. A song that brings back memories! An album I’m looking forward to”, “Beautiful duet two beautiful voices”, “I love this song so much and seeing you two sing it is just beautiful. Thank you for this moment of sharing”…
On this new album, fans will also be able to discover Florent Pagny’s duet with Christophe Maé, to interpret And one day a womanthe one with Carla Bruni for Where I’ll Take You, If you want to try me with Zazie, As per usual with Mr. Pokora, Welcome to my home with Soprano, Know how to love with Pascal Obispo, My freedom of thought with Amel Bent, Io, the canto per te with Kendji Girac or even Gust of wind with Anne Sila.
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