The singer was Lea Salame’s guest on France 2 on Saturday night, promoting her documentary. It starts like this. He returned to the story that humbled him before inspiring him.
“He was your old lover, you were crazy about him.” This is how Léa Salamé began her interview with Clara Luciani, which she received on the set of Quelle Époque this Saturday, February 18, on France 2. In the promotion of his documentary film. It starts like this: the successful singer to whom we owe the albums Saint-Victoire And heart, doesn’t deny that he owes a lot to his breakups as a source of inspiration for his songs. “I didn’t know that your first album was that “Donkey Charles”, commented the journalist. And Clara Luciani will happily answer “Let’s kiss”.
“I said thank you to him”
After a brief account of the relationship between the translator The grenade and his former partner Lea Salame continues. He gets really depressed. Her mom even says she was a zombie for a year. An evil that will eventually come for good. In the process, Clara Luciani even admitted to sending a copy of her first EP inspired by this period to the interested party to thank him.
“At the time it happened to me, I told myself it was absolutely exceptional. I had to tell everyone how crazy it was, and it finally gave me the legitimacy to write songs in French,” he added.
The musician Andre Manukyan, who was invited to the set, also philosophized on the creative power of heartbreak. “It’s the most beautiful songwriting engine there is,” he said. Beethoven wrote Sonata of the Moon for he was cast down.’ A true blessing.
In the video, Clara Luciani, my sister
Source: Le Figaro
