He would perhaps not have experienced the same fate without the help of Florent Pagny. This Wednesday, November 29, Pascal Obispo was invited to the microphone of Mathilde Serrell on France Inter. During this interview, the man who recently celebrated his 30th career is looks back on the key moments of his life as an artist. During his career, the former coach of The Voice also have written for other artists, like Florent Pagny, as her interlocutor recalled. “So ‘Know how to love’ anyway… We listen… That’s when you compose for others, for Florent Pagny, 1997“, noted Mathilde Serrell. “Yeah, it is thanks to him that I was able to develop afterwards as a composer. I became a composer, what I wanted to be when I arrived in Paris, thanks to Florent“, confided Pascal Obispo.
“I’ve had work for ten years!“, he noted, specifying that he preferred to write for others rather than for himself. “I just wanted to work for others, in fact (…) I prefer, I have always done it and I hope that I will continue to do it“, confided the friend of Florent Pagny on the airwaves of France Inter. And to note: “Now, it’s a little more complicated because there are machines that make people believe that they can compose on their own, but It’s a composition technique, frankly it’s not easy“, he explained, assuring that it was a “real work” To the wise…
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“It’s a lot of emotions”: Pascal Obispo surprised by his mother on France 3
A few days earlier, Pascal Obispo was able celebrate its thirty years of success, during an exceptional evening broadcast on France 3. For the occasion, the interpreter of Lucy was entitled to many surprises from those close to him. While he interpreted Vintage on the piano with his friend Patrick Bruel, his mother slipped onto the guest sofacreating a strong emotion on the set.
And for good reason, at the end of the song, the star’s mother, Nicole Guérin, changed the initial lyrics “that’s what being a father is”by “that’s what being a mother is”. Surprised, the composer turned around, only to find himself face to face with the woman who usually stays far from the cameras. “Don’t cry“, he then said, before hugging her. And continuing with a touch of humor: “Finally, you’re making your dream come true, mom, you kissed Patrick!“Obviously very touched, Pascal Obispo added:”It’s a lot of emotions…Thank you for this nice surprise. But for you who didn’t want to do TV, it’s ruined.“The game was worth it.
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