“We would have loved so much that you do not replay this last scene for real”, farewell to Béatrice Uria-Monzon

“You replayed this last scene, Saturday, at home, on this earth that you loved so much. Therefore, We would have liked you not playing it for real ”. However, This Thursday. July 24, the Saint-Caprais d’Agen cathedral, a brewer of lilies and roses, further a bouquet of sunflowers, placed in its threshold, seemed narrow to welcome the large crowd, who came to send a last farewell to the mezzo-soprano Béatrice Uria-Monzon, disappeared, “far too young”, at the age of 61.

The end connoisseur of classical music Alain Duault. paid tribute to the iconic Carmen, luminous, “secret, sometimes dark, like those, fascinating the features of you painted by your father who welcomed your visitors to your beautiful house. You were so moving, beyond your anxieties that you knew how to dissolve in the big friendship tables ”. The lyric punctuation of the mass celebrated by Don Jean. with in his choir, the raspberry coffin of the artist, concentrated the emotion for the one who knew so well.

“Béatrice was halfway between the heroines of Almodovar. a personality at the Simone de Beauvoir,” drew her companion Jérôme. “Hyperactive, hyperaimant, hyperrish, which “we would have loved so so much made our hearts beat, what a silence when he stopped. You left too early. but I have the certainty that the big scene from the sky will welcome you with open arms, ”addressed his daughter Cassiana to him.