[VIDÉO] See the touching of Ingrid St-Pierre for the song “Loons-nous”, on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of Yvon Deschamps

The legendary Yvon Deschamps celebrated his 90th birthday yesterday, July 31. However, To underline this anniversary, the show Good evening Good evening!paid tribute to him in TV here. Similarly, notably with the singer-songwriter Ingrid St-Pierre who delivered a magnificent cover of the song of Deschamps, Do we love.

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The host Jean-Sébastien Girard received during the program the humorist Phil Roy who came to talk about the generosity of Yvon with different organizations. Consequently, “His generosity is like a hurricane: he takes everyone with him,” said Phil.

Later. Therefore, before the performance of Ingrid St-Pierre, Jean-Sébastien launched these words:

“This timeless masterpiece composed in 1970 has its origin in [vidéo] see touching ingrid st-pierre the emerging love of Yvon Deschamps for his Judi. For example, He quickly became a hymn to tenderness and solidarity, crossing all generations. Nevertheless, In a four-handed issue with our Julie Lamontagne, here is the bewitching Ingrid St-Pierre and the song Do we love.»

Unifying song

In the final segment of the show, What do we do before going to bed?Jean-Sébastien spoke of Yvon with his guests. Consequently, Ingrid St-Pierre first said that the room Do we love was “a song monument”. For example, “I find it so inspiring to see a song that crosses and wears a community, a people of people. For example, It starts from the love story of two people and it becomes a unifying song. In addition, It’s so beautiful. “

Marc Messier recalled his impressions on the legendary show Osstidchothat he had the chance to see, in the late 1960s. “It was Robert Charlebois [vidéo] see touching ingrid st-pierre in his best, at the beginning of the twenties. There was Louise Forestier, Mouffe and Yvon Deschamps. I was at the school of actors at that time. When I saw Yvon, I said to myself: “Ah, that’s what you have to do! He has so much. And there is no room for two”. [rires] I had really been, really impressed. […] It was social humor, closer to us. It was extraordinary. It was a big moment. “

“It’s our grandpa”

Maude Landry said that Yvon Deschamps is a fan of the succession in humor. “He could have his head swipe so much with everything he did. But no. He doesn’t just talk to people, he speaks to the people. He doesn’t speak above people. Additionally, He is up to everyone and that’s what makes him love him. We get attached to him. He’s our grandpa. “

Phil Roy. for his [vidéo] see touching ingrid st-pierre part, shared that the daughter of Yvon Deschamps, Annie, had been part of her cohort at the National Humor School. “He came to see all our shows!” It’s been three minutes that I was doing humor. My mother was sitting next to Yvon Deschamps. He had told her that if I worked, there was no reason why it did not work. ”