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In the shadows since 2017
Impossible to forget this voice, these songs which have resonated in the French and even world musical heritage since the end of the 80s. “D’Allemand”, “He tells me that I am beautiful” or “My boyfriend”, he Just mention these titles for the melodies to instantly pop into your head. But, since the beginning of 2017, the date of her last concerts in Metz and Nancy, the voice had fallen silent, the blonde silhouette had vanished.
A burnout that lasted four months
It is in an interview with the newspaper Le Parisien/Today in France published this week that she explains the reasons for this withdrawal: “Even exhausted, as soon as you set foot on the stage and the public applauds you, It’s an injection of adrenaline. But as soon as you come back down, it’s hard and gets worse and worse over the years. »
I was exhausted physically and mentally.
After years of touring, it was exhaustion that took over, the desire to stop everything. And in the newspaper interview, she talks about the event that precipitated her downfall. “ I stopped everything because I was physically and mentally exhausted. The loss of my dog was the final straw. In the last years when I had the most difficulty, always having him with me helped me a lot. » Patricia Kaas indicates that her burn-out lasted four months before she regained the upper hand, for example immersing herself in a total redecoration of her Parisian apartment.
“My father was an underground miner. We had no money, we were modest”
Finally, she evokes her origins, Lorraine and her parents, now deceased. “ My father was an underground miner. We had no money, we were modest but we never lacked anything. We had no toys but so much love. »
She also has love in spades. She should give her advice and show all her empathy with the “talents” who will be in her team in the Saturday evening show on TF1. And, if she wondered before the recordings if the amateur singers would remember her, she says she quickly got a reassuring answer. How can we forget this Mademoiselle who sings the blues so well?
