Moved, Canadian singer Robert Charlebois resumed on the stage of the Angoulême theater his magnificent “Lindbergh” in tribute to Thierry Ardisson during the opening ceremony of the 18th Festival of the French -speaking film.
All in white, it was of an absolute class, this Monday evening, during the opening of the 18th edition of the French -speaking film festival in Angoulême. Robert Charlebois accompanied the Quebec delegation and pushed the song during the ceremony. “It was not the best but the shortest,” he explained, before proclaiming “I love it like crazy”, accompanied by a violinist “the fastest in the world” and his young assistant who improvised a dance step behind his piano.
The Quebec singer who is not his age – 81 Maple spring – also paid a song tribute to Thierry Ardisson. “He was a punk television man,” he said. “I learned that he had gone on one of my songs, it touched me a lot.” And Robert Charlebois to start one of his most beautiful songs, “Lindbergh”. And the crowd of typing in the hands: “The St-Esprit plane of Duplessis without warning me. Then chu r’parti. In Quebec Air Transworld, Nord-East, Eastern, Western then Pan-American. But you go where they rendered ”.
