Léa Salamé made a series of blunders in her interview with Julien Doré. On France Inter, the presenter seemed disturbed by the singer.
Julien Doré was Léa Salamé's guest on France
Inter to promote his new album, Impostor. And the arrival of the singer really pleased him disturbed. In fact, the presenter multiplied the minor discomforts.
Very professional, she knew how to catch up and did a lot
laugh Julien Doréwho is in duet with
Francis Cabrel, Hélène Ségara and Sharon Stone on his album of 17 covers.
Léa Salamé makes a special mixture
When asking questions at the end of her interview, Léa Salamé made a strange mix-up: “Elon Trump, does he fascinate you or does he distress you? she asks before Nicolas Demorand, present on the set, asks her again. “Elon Trump, Elon Trump ?”
“You made a little collage !”
laughs Julien Doré…”You can imagine, definitely this morning…Elon Musk, does he fascinate you or does he distress you?” she rests. “It's always difficult, I notice that we tend to have a look ironic about the policies pursued in other countries. I always find this amazing when we see the policy pursued in our own country, to have this smile sometimes on our face which judges in the second those of other placesit fascinates me but it’s very French.” entrusts the one who “don't vote anymore.”
Léa Salamé's other discomforts
When she welcomes the father of a 3-year-old child, the host says to him: “It's a special sex day and you're our guest today. Do you believe in chance?” and Julien Doré, taken aback, replied: “I do believe in destiny,
I don't know how to respond to this introduction.” A little discomfort on the set.
Then comes the moment when the 45-year-old journalist draws up her portrait: “So today you are reconnecting with your first musical signature, that is to say that you were discovered, you exploded 17 years ago when you participated in Nouvelle Star with already a cover, the cover of Moi lolita by Alizée.” she mentions
“And there, the whole of France discovers this young man…uh…blonde. I was looking for a word,
it didn't come!“ she explains.
“Yes, I felt that you were looking for a word. But it was
great word, he was well chosen.” Julien Doré then laughs. “You saw silence and solitude. It was a bit of silence
clumsy.” replies Léa Salamé, visibly embarrassed.
