Idol of young people, Vianney was rather present, lately, in the musical landscape.
While his third album
Don't wait has been a
hit since its release in October, it takes place every Saturday evening in the red armchair of
The Voice
on TF1 - alongside Amel Bent, Florent Pagny and Marc Lavoine.
However, interviewed Sunday by journalist Audrey Crespo-Mara in the program
Sept à Huit
, the singer spoke of his desire to put an end to his career, very soon.
"
I know it will even end for good soon!"
I feel it,
”he said.
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Married to cellist Catherine Robert, the singer wishes to devote himself to his family.
“
Music is what makes me who I am.
But what I would die for is obviously mine!
», He continued.
At only 30 years old, the interpreter of
Beau-papa, a
tribute to his companion's daughter, takes his role to heart.
"
I know that the day when I have children, I will not want to keep this rhythm, of a singer's life
, he explained.
So I will have to find a balance to continue to be happy doing things that I love, but having enough time and presence for the people I love.
"
Son of a soldier and from a family of practicing Catholics, Vianney followed a rigorous school career.
“
It may seem reactionary from a singer but I loved wearing the uniform.
I swear to you, this is the key for young people, because it pushes us to take an interest in the person in the uniform, we do not judge ourselves by our clothes
”, continued this former scout.
Vianney also confided in his faith and his relationship to religion.
“I pray and go to mass
.
It asked questions when I assumed my beliefs but I never suffered from it.
I'm not attacking anyone with it.
I don't do evangelism.
"And to add:"
We must not try to convince, to convert.
We are not here for that ”
.