Quentin Mosimann has been less in the public eye since his resounding victory at the star Academy in 2008, but he nonetheless pursues his career in music with the same passion, as a DJ more precisely. He can therefore mix all over the world or even collaborate with big names, like Grand Corps Malade. Regularly, he also indulges in a little pleasure, create music “under constraint”. He receives a guest who challenges him to create a sound by covering certain pieces, no matter how different they may be. A challenge that does not scare him and he has proven it to his guest Mélissa Theuriau.
The former journalist converted into a producer of committed documentaries – the latest is Placed babies, life ahead of them – Mélissa Theuriau was the guest of Quentin Mosimann for a music session like no other. She challenged him to create a mix in which there would be a song that her husband Jamel Debbouze, their two children Léon and Lila and she love, 3 Daqata passage from a title by the late Françoise Hardy, Friendship with, the icing on the cake, the inimitable laugh of the star comedian.
Challenge accepted for DJ Quentin Mosimann who was not afraid to mix 3 Daqat of Abu, the refrain of Friendship by Françoise Hardy and a replica by Jamel Debbouze. The result hits the mark and among the enthusiastic comments, that of the main interested party Mélissa Theuriau: “Genius Quentin Mosimann thanks for the fun… You took some old laughs that still work but today’s laughs have aged well. Thank you Grand Corps Malade, Mosimann is a solid gold artist on all levels, like you…“
Mélissa Theuriau and Jamel Debbouze, together, that’s all
It was in May 2008 that Mélissa Theuriau said yes to Jamel Debbouze. At the time, she was a flagship journalist for the M6 channel with Restricted zone and the 66 Minutes, exploded at the box office a few years earlier in the role of Numérobis in the part ofAsterix directed by Alain Chabat and is one of the most popular laughter stars in France.
The couple gave birth to two children who have grown up well: Léon, 15 and a half years old, embarks on a football career with PSG while Lila, 12 years old, is approaching adolescence and never stops. to grow up. Their offspring are protected on social networks but the duo of stars sometimes allow themselves a few spotlights on them, like the irresistible sequence filmed for the Late Show by Alain Chabat. Filmed like the scenes where the participants of TV-hook-type shows discover that they have been chosen, the sketch shows us Jamel with his people – but “blurred” -, both mocking and mocked.
