Mylène Farmer returns to the forefront. While her record “Remix XL” has already attracted more than 20,000 fans, the singer will give her voice to the character of Blossom in the film “Blue & Company”, which is released this Wednesday, May 8 in cinemas. The opportunity for the discreet singer to grant an interview to Diverto, where she talks about this cinematic dubbing, the end of her tour and also a possible new album. “ Paramount contacted me to offer to lend my voice to “this” butterfly… I was very enthusiastic and curious. So I saw the film screened, almost finished. And it was irresistible. It’s a tender, moving and funny film too! » attests the one who can’t wait to meet her fans at the Stade de France: “ I always have apprehension about going on stage. I believe this feeling will never leave me. The preparation is a bit special since it essentially consists of meeting up with the teams from the stadium tour and getting the gigantic machine back on track. “.
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While waiting for her three concerts from September 27 to October 1 to close her “Nevermore” tour, the interpreter of “Désenchantée” receives a supreme distinction. Indeed, Mylène Farmer… makes her debut at Petit Larousse! The singer is one of around forty celebrities, along with Omar Sy, Cate Blanchett, Virginie Efira, Antoine Griezmann, Beyoncé and Antoine Dupont, to be included in the 2025 edition of the famous dictionary, seeing her name go even further into history. A real honor for the French artist, especially since this Petit Larousse 2025 will also contain 150 new words, including “masculinism”, “empowerment” or even “platism”, for those who believe that the Earth is flat, all chosen at the end of an election. “ We check that the word we retain is well attested orally, in writing, by young and old alike. [et parce que nous pensons] that it has a future and that it is representative of a movement, an innovation, a concern » specifies Bernard Cerquiglini, professor of linguistics and scientific advisor to Petit Larousse.
