The eternal question of the separation of Man and artist, this evening in “Touche pas à mon poste”.
Cyril Hanouna's group of columnists is invited to react to the release of Bertrand Cantat's new album.
The former leader of Noir Désir produced it thanks to crowdfunding.
Sentenced to eight years in prison in 2003 for the murder of his partner, actress Marie Trintignant, should his concerts be banned today?
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“This guy is shit, but I am against censorship
,” says Radouan Kourak.
“You can’t ban it.
He's been in prison, he's served his sentence, it's legal.
If people want to pay their way to see a guy who killed his partner, if he is happy to sing, to be applauded and when he looks in the mirror afterwards he says to himself “
that suits me”,
that's it. is his problem and his conscience
,” explains Raymond Aabou.
“We can't ban the concert, but this guy disgusts me and I would have liked him to keep a low profile
,” he adds.
I think of Marie Trintignant's mother who never recovered from the assassination of her daughter
Géraldine Maillet in “TPMP”
Géraldine Maillet speaks out in favor of a concert ban:
“I find it indecent and obscene and I have a lot of trouble sorting things out.
I think of Marie Trintignant's mother who never recovered from her daughter's assassination.
This is the message we send to people.
You hit your partner, you massacre her, she dies.
It takes eight years, it only takes three.
He comes out and today he goes on stage.
“It’s a catastrophic signal
. ”
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An opinion shared by Gilles Verdez whose argument provokes more reactions.
The columnist is used to being alone against everyone on the set of “Touche pas à mon poste”.
“Those who put No, I am ashamed for you.
Bertrand Cantat must be walled in public silence forever
,” begins the man who often refers to the rule of law in the C8 talk debates.
“Cities must ban it, people must not go there, feminist associations must, as they did, demonstrate.
He must no longer sing
,” he adds.
A contradiction that Cyril Hanouna does not fail to highlight:
“Once again, you are unbearable.
I adore you but you are unbearable.
He's the one who has indecency.
The one who has no face is him.
We must stop always sending associations on fire.
Gilles Verdez, it’s your shitty France again.
There, it’s him and his conscience
. ”
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