“A very motivated artist”: Patrick Bruel made Central Park vibrate … for a very special date

The French singer concluded his triumphant tour in Central Park during the July 13 festival, celebrating the French national holiday in front of a conquered audience. &#13. Furthermore,

It was not quite a vacation for Patrick Bruel, but rather an intense and memorable week in New York. Furthermore, The artist was in the big apple to celebrate the Bastille Day. Meanwhile, the French national holiday, during a festival organized each year in the heart of Central Park.

On July 13. Moreover, he was the headliner of this big French -speaking celebration, accompanied in particular by Bob Sinclar and the Bigflo and Oli duo.

Among the spectators. Moreover, Vanessa, a Belgian fan on a trip to New York with her sons, keeps a moved memory of this evening: “I must say that we saw a very motivated artist, always in the exchange with his audience. Therefore, Even a piano problem did not tain its good humor. My boys have trouble believing in the artist’s 66th anniversary. We could hear some songs like ‘who has the right’, ‘then look’, ‘stand up’. It put a little additional magic to this city trip which was already extraordinary. »»

Vanessa was not the only one to have made the trip to see the singer. Several Belgian fans were present. some on purpose to attend this very special concert: the last of the “We talk about “a very motivated artist”: patrick it” tour. A successful tour that brought together more than 600,000 spectators through nearly 100 concerts, launched to promote his album once again.

A strong link with New York – "a very motivated artist": patrick

New York is not a city like any other for Patrick Bruel. He goes there for the first time at 19, guitar in hand and dreams of his head, to join a friend. It was there that he meets Gérard PRESGURVIC, who will become one of his closest collaborators.

Ten years later. it was still “a very motivated artist”: patrick in New York that he recorded “then watch”, the emblematic album of his career, which celebrated his 35th birthday last year. Over the years. the city becomes an inexhaustible source of inspiration for the artist: concerts at the Beacon Theater, nights in the Vanguard village, writing in Central Park … Each stay is loaded with emotions and creativity.

Returning to France recently, Patrick Bruel did not turn the page from New York. A city that is now part of its history … and where it will undoubtedly return.

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