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Inside Christophe’s head

by Julien Tissot
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Inside Christophe’s head

The last image of Christophe I have in my head is that of his concert at the Château de Versailles a few years ago. A pure moment of grace and poetry. Christophe enchanted the audience. A sort of Climax.
But what do we really know about Christophe, the former idol of the 60s, whose meandering career was marked by eclipses and ellipses, and who returned to the forefront of the music scene in the early 2000s with two critically acclaimed albums?Today’s untouchable icon, a man of paradoxes and contrasts, Christophe has succeeded in the tour de force of being both popular and marginal, a variety singer and an experimental musician. A man of instinct and passion, he remains one of the most fascinating and mysterious French artists of his generation. Thanks to the many personal accounts gathered from the singer’s direct entourage, but not from him directly, and to the in-depth documentation, this book enables us to form a more accurate and intimate opinion of this singular artist, who has become an outlier in the French musical landscape. Henry Chartier, a music enthusiast, unravels the story of the artist’s life in chronological order, unraveling for us the mystery of Christophe.

Christophe, le beau bizarre
Henry Chartier
292 pages
22 euros

Julien Tissot
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Cette publication est également disponible en : Français (French)

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