Magali Ripoll (Don’t forget the lyrics) opens up about her former change of life: “I have the feeling of having come around…”

He is one of the historical faces of Don’t forget the lyrics on France 2. Present since the launch, in December 2007, of the Nagui musical game, Magali Ripoll has become over the years one of the public’s favorites thanks to her energy and good humor.

Magali Ripoll on her former life

Before being one of the best-known musicians and singers on the small screen, Magali Ripoll accompanied numerous artists on stage on tour. For example, she collaborated with Herbert Léonard, Julie Pietri, Lorie, Emmanuel Moire and even Charles Aznavour, whom she accompanied between 2011 and his death in 2018. Since that year, Nagui’s accomplice has decided to draw a line under this part of his life. “I loved accompanying so many artists on stage. I have kept very good memories of them, in particular my last tour with the great Charles Aznavour. But I have the feeling of having taken the tour of this life of tours”she explains in the latest issue of France Dimanche on newsstands this Friday. Emphasizing having had “want to do something else”the one which defines itself as a “chameleon”don’t hide that she “can’t believe it” to have celebrated the 7,000th broadcast of Don’t forget the lyrics. “Since the beginning, I have only been absent twice, for maternity leave. With Nagui, we have been playing alongside each other for 17 years, with as much pleasure as ever.”she enthuses.

Magali Ripoll’s projects after Don’t forget the lyrics

Delighted with her long collaboration with Nagui, Magali Ripoll agreed to join him in the new version ofIntervilles. “I immediately said yes! I just don’t really know yet what exactly I’m going to do about it. It will be a surprise”. She is also one of the jurors of the competition The Best Choir in France to be seen on December 27 at 9:05 p.m. on France 3. “I try not to talk about ‘judgment’. That word makes me anxious! Before committing, I even spoke to production about it: basically, I don’t really like the idea of ​​doing part of a jury judging someone on their art bothers me a little.“, admits the singer who just counts”express your feelings as a spectator and professional” facing the candidates.