She is a singer adored, both for her voice and for her charisma. While she had to postpone two concert dates, Mylène Farmer would have a rather special lucky charm with her, on tour.
It fascinates, it bewitches, it even terrifies, sometimes. Mylène Farmer is known throughout the world, for her music, obviously, but also and above all for her character. A mystical character that she enjoys maintaining, year after year. This is indeed what defines it, what gives it its charm, for its audience.
An elegant redhead, with a smooth voice, high-pitched notes, surprising choreographies and gigantic sets. Mylène Farmer is never too much, she is her, and that is appropriate. For many years, her fans have been loyal to her, and she repays them, except for Camille Lelouche whom she does not appreciate according to the comedian. That is why the forced cancellation of two of his concert dates in the month of June had saddened them. The cancellation took place in the context of demonstrations following the death of Nahel, 17, killed by a police officer.
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What is this lucky object from Mylène Farmer that she brings on Tour?
Fortunately for her fans, the singer was able to postpone these two dates to September 27 and 28. This will be an opportunity for Mylène Farmer to take with her his lucky object, quite astonishing. Indeed, this Monday, October 23, Ludivine Rétory was present on the PAF set and made some revelations about the singer.
She first declared: “She really creates fascination in everyone, for me it’s the character that fascinates me as much as the character that terrifies me a little bit because there is this slightly mystical side,” she said, before continuing: “She moves all the time with a thing which looks like a small coffin. I swear to you to know someone who knows her very, very well who rubbed shoulders with her on a tour in Russia she is an incredible star in Russia, it seems [….] that she moves all the time with something that looks like a little coffin and that she doesn’t take her eyes off, I swear it’s true”, she delivered.
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