To begin their third season, the newspaper’s editors The Papotin spent a moment out of time with Philippe Katerine.
With much gentleness, attention and patience, Philippe Katerine listened to his interlocutors, who have autism spectrum disorders, and answered their questions in “Papotin meetings” The vast, light-filled space of the Arab World Institute in Paris, where this audience of unfathomable curiosity and disarming spontaneity is seated, is conducive to confidences.
Like Emmanuel Macron, Angèle, Thomas Pesquet, Jonathan Cohen, Juliette Armanet, Dany Boon and Adèle Exarchopoulos before him, the singer and actor has shared many secrets about his personal and professional life. His side ” Why “memories of his first album, his love of sport, his relationship to the masculine and feminine genders, his baldness, his self-esteem…
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“If I make songs, it’s because I have anxieties and I’m afraid of dying”admits the man who was led to talk about his heart operation when he was only 8 years old. A memory that is both intact and vague. “I saw beautiful things, full of colors, which looked a bit like death”he tried to describe. Omnipresent, the musical interludes unite all the protagonists. “It’s a dream moment for me”summarizes Philippe Katerine.
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