Despite his cancer and his recent resurgence unveiled on March 5 on TF1 Florent Pagny continues his fight for life.
In a biography entitled
Pagny by Florent
, the singer, who will turn sixty-two on November 6, has decided to tell all about his incredible destiny which made him become one of the favorite singers of the French in the 1990s and 2000s. .
It was the Fayard editions which, directly, via their Instagram account, announced this news which should delight the many fans of the man who was an emblematic coach of
The Voice
.
The autobiography is described as follows by the publisher: “
From his beginnings as an actor to his songs that have become classics (...) the artist reveals himself like an open book in an unpublished autobiography.
At the dawn of his sixty years, Florent wanted this book and almost didn't do it, so difficult was the task for this artist as sensitive as he was powerful.
However, it is too late to give up when the memory machine has started
”.
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The non-conformist singer, whose title
My Freedom to Sing
sums up his philosophy well, decided to write everything down in his memoirs.
Nothing will be avoided, "his past as a hyperactive child", "his childhood dreams", "his very highs and very lows", not to mention his friends (Vanessa Paradis, Johnny, Coluche, Philippe Starck, etc.), his loves (of course Azucena, the woman of his life) and perhaps also his troubles...
"
His troubles
", precisely, he can no longer hide them since he publicly admitted to suffering from lung cancer in 2022. In the fall of the same year, after undergoing six chemotherapy and a month of treatment with rays, he thought he was in remission.
Unfortunately a recent biopsy revealed a disturbing ganglion.
There is no doubt that the release of his biography will be a means of rebound for this singer who admires Brel.
He will thus be able to ward off once again this evil fate which is hounding him.
Florent Pagny sings
The Song of Old Lovers
by Jacques Brel