Michel Polnareff talks about his sexual orientation like never before: “Everyone does what they want with their chest.”

Michel Polnareff is one of those artists who we rarely see and who speak little. Thus, this December 2, the artist delivered a interview au Parisian from his home in Palm Springs, California. The opportunity for him to shout loud and clear thathe did not retire. On the contrary, things are moving for the octogenarian who released, on November 18, a new title titled Sexcetera. A song which will be followed by an album of the same title on February 28.

This eleventh studio album will be accompanied by a tour. The press release released for the occasion specifies thatit will be titled Last tour. So this means that Michel Polnareff is preparing to stop the scene? “Ah good ? I never announced that. These words are not mine. I hope this isn't my final album. The printer made a mistake. The tour, the same, it's the “behind”, not the last” specifies the interpreter of Letter to France. “Derrière tour” is, in fact, a nod in reference to his controversial 1972 poster where he did his Polnarevolution revealing her behind.

This new singing tour will begin on April 3 in London, will begin in France with Printemps de Bourges on April 15, will pass on June 14 at the Accor Arena then on June 28 at the Decathlon Arena in Lille.

Michel Polnareff: he reveals the contours of his title entitled Sexcetera

As our colleagues at Parisianthe title is a “style exercise around sexual freedom and gender“. And, indeed, the one his fans nickname the Admiral wanted to have fun on this title “because we are in a world that is not extraordinary from an entertainment point of view. My thing is not to describe everyday life, but to elevate myself from the planet” he says. Regarding the lyrics, Michel Polnareff adds that he interested in his own way in current affairs.

This news which inspired him so much is “the fact that sexual preferences are publicly displayed” he said before specifying “but it's not a song that judges or analyzes. I have always been for sexual freedom” declares the father of Louka, 14 years old. He who sang I am a man adds that it has always been “quite clear” on his heterosexuality. He confirms: “My vision has not changed. I respect all practices. Everyone has the right to do whatever they want with their ass as long as they don't do it with mine“. That's what it says!

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