Orelsan and Clara Luciani triumph at the Victoires de la Musique

No lament on the misfortunes of the life of an artist in times of pandemic, no statement in favor of the #metoo movement either: the 37is Victoires de la musique, broadcast live, Friday February 11, on France 2, from La Seine musicale, the Boulogne-Billancourt complex (Hauts-de-Seine), found a good-natured rhythm and a polished tone. At the risk of monotony during the two hours and forty-five minutes of an evening alternating live performances and thanks.

It named two winners.. Already elected in 2018, the Norman rapper Orelsan won the male artist of the year trophy for the second time and won two other sculptures thanks to the public vote: the best song for The smell of gasoline and the audiovisual creation of the year for the documentary in six episodes, Never show that to anyone.

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Her Marseille colleague Clara Luciani did almost as well: after being crowned in 2020, she once again established herself as a female artist, a satisfaction doubled with album of the year for the disco variety of Heart.

After the two terrible seasons that the sector has just gone through, it was a time of – relative – optimism, immediately manifested by a choreography all in participants and smoke bombs on the air The Show Must Go On, the queen.

Honorary Prize for Dutronc, tribute to Patrick Juvet

The return of the “concert of the year” category, which made Ben Mazué happy for the tour accompanying his album Paradis, was meant to be a positive sign. The presenter and former Miss France, Laury Thilleman, spared no effort to encourage the public to find their way back to the concert halls. Let’s hope that he will be more attentive to this call than the veteran Jacques Dutronc – who was awarded an honorary prize, after the praise of his future tour partner, his son Thomas –; obviously in a hurry to find his Corsica, the interpreter of The Opportunist played the girls of the air as Laury Thilleman called out to her.

Two stars from Brussels opened the festivities, first the honorary president, Stromae, whose third album no one is supposed to ignore, Multitude, due out March 4. He performed the excerpt Health alongside an avatar who previously indicated to the spectators the dance movements to perform, regularly confusing his right and his left. Angèle was not in better luck singing her hit Brussels perched on a waffle whose rounded shape – therefore not rectangular – designated Liège as its provenance.

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