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Jean-Pierre Raffarin: “Johnny asked me to come and sing “Que je t’aime” with him”

2024-02-15T15:30:24.885Z

Highlights: Jean-Pierre Raffarin: “Johnny asked me to come and sing “Que je t’aime” with him”. “ Johnny was not a speaker, he used codes a lot. Socially the Johnny phenomenon is interesting. He could afford to sing at the Huma Festival like the election of Giscard. » And the Prime Minister made a revelation: ‘I went to see him in his dressing room before the concert. He told me : “I have decided one thing, I am going to ask you toCome and sing That I love you on stage” I refused... "


The most rock 'n' roll prime minister of the Fifth Republic spoke at length about his love for the singer of "Gabrielle", who died in 2017.


It's no secret: Jean-Pierre Raffarin is a fan of Johnny Hallyday.

The former prime minister (2002-2005) knows all the songs of the youth idol.

On the occasion of Thibaut Gauthier's show, “Le Figaro La Nuit”, the traveling weekly magazine of Le

Figaro

, Jean-Pierre Raffarin took part in a musical stroll within the exhibition Johnny, Porte de Versailles.

When I was 15-16 years old, I spent my night in front of the Hôtel de France in Poitiers when Johnny came to sing.

We were waiting to see him

,” explains the former senator.

Johnny was not a speaker, he used codes a lot.

Socially the Johnny phenomenon is interesting.

He had a very popular performance.

He could afford to sing at the Huma Festival like the election of Giscard.

»

And the Prime Minister made a revelation: “

When he came to perform at the Francofolies, in La Rochelle, I went to see him in his dressing room before the concert.

He told me

: “I have decided one thing, I am going to ask you to come and sing

That I love you

on stage”.

I refused...

"

Source: lefigaro

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