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“He left us twenty years ago but his work is still very much alive”: Toulouse celebrates Nougaro

2024-03-07T18:37:42.600Z

Highlights: “He left us twenty years ago but his work is still very much alive’: Toulouse celebrates Nougaro. A new giant photo of the interpreter of Petit Taureau and Armstrong was revealed by the town hall. Nine meters high and six meters wide, it replaces the old black and white photo, faded by time since its installation in 2007. “Oh he's young, he’s so handsome, he's the Claude I listened to during my youth,” exclaims Monique, from Toulouses.


On the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of the death of singer Claude Nougaro, the town hall unveiled a gigantic photo of the artist on Place Saint-


“Oh he’s young, he’s so handsome, he’s the Claude I listened to during my youth,” exclaims Monique, from Toulouse.

The black and white face of Claude Nougaro has just been revealed this Thursday, March 7 afternoon on Place Saint-Pierre in the Pink City to the tune of the song

O Toulouse

.

With a concentrated air, the singer who died just twenty years ago, now contemplates the Garonne, which he celebrated in his songs.

His voice died twenty years ago and yet Toulouse still vibrates as much for Claude Nougaro.

A few days after the anniversary of his death in Paris on March 4, 2004, a new giant photo of the interpreter of

Petit Taureau

and

Armstrong

was revealed by the town hall of Toulouse, at the corner of rue Pargaminières and rue Valade.

Nine meters high and six meters wide, it replaces the old black and white photo by Claude Nougaro, faded by time since its installation in 2007.

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Source: leparis

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