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Hervé Vilard blows his 79th candle, this Thursday, July 24, 2025. He was successful from 1965 thanks to his song Capri it’s over, Before making an impression with other well -known songs again: We come back et Mediterranean. What becomes of it? On May 10, the friend of the late merchant of art Daniel Cordier gave a concert at the Vandeuvre-lès-Nancy exhibition center, in Lorraine.
But his attitude quickly annoyed his fans. Indeed, the site Actu.fr reports that he refused that giant screens be installed in the room, and that he would also have asked to remove the city logos that were on stage. And that’s not all, the one who was withdrawn from his mother from birth would have made negative comments more generally, on several occasions, on the development of the room and the acoustics.
Hervé Vilard, “A character of incredible arrogance“According to one of his fans
On Facebook, Internet users have expressed their anger. “”I attended the concert and it was not at all pleasant to hear the unpleasant words of Hervé Villard who completely forgot to be respectful“, “He is imbued with his person“, “Hervé has become, with age, a character of incredible arrogance“, “Disrespectful, he spits in the soup when it was the municipality that paid his cachet to him“, could we read among the comments of people who attended the concert.
The one who was crying recently, just before this concert, moreover, the disappearance of a famous producer of which he was close, then ended up breaking the silence, but decided not to apologize. On the contrary: “This May 10, it was planned by contract with the city of Vandeuvre that I give a tour of poetic songs and some of my successes in the Vandevation Hall, and not to present a show of varieties of varieties at the Parc des Expositions with an acoustics. I presented an improvised show in this unpaid place to make my concert. I recognize that I should not have accepted this withdrawal in a soulless place to sing Aragon, Jean Genet and Capri, it’s over, it was inaudible. ”
What probably irritate a little more certain of his admirers …
