This is a question many fans ask. Sound. Will Florent Pagny, who is currently battling cancer, return to the series? morning guest RTL To promote his autobiographical book on Wednesday, April 5th. “Pagny by Florent”Published by Fayard publications, the singer touched on the subject. When asked about her status as a popular singer, she finally started talking about the musical telehook. “When I was lucky enough to have such beautiful songs, such beautiful messages and tell them over time… And then when I had the ability to sing a different repertoire, finally yes, yes, I joined the daily life of many people”remembered in the prologue before returning to the additional notoriety that brought it. Sound. “This show from The Voice has given me access to other generations who go to listen to[my songs]and come to shows. You feel the evolution and the difference”continued Florent Pagny. Amandine Bégot later told him “I would do The Voice again” in the future.
“I’m not sure… I’m starting…”‘ the symbolic ram stammered, before he clarified his purpose. “I’m everything and the opposite. I’ll say no to you today, I’ll do it again tomorrow. It’s nothing to worry about. It’s a great adventure.”, finally reassured the singer. He then spoke at length about this experience that marked his life. “Great team. I spent 10 years with them, it changed my life too, I’ve met and I know extraordinary people who have always worked there. This show always has its own flavor. Everyone is so emotional, everyone who goes is telling you ‘there is different’ through ‘Audio’. There’s an atmosphere,’ he says. There are 250 people working on this machine, and I think there are 200 people working there from the very beginning.Florent Pagny explained in statements reported by our colleagues. Pure Media. CL
Source: Programme Television
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