Between several questions such as the way he sees the world today or his beginnings, and after sharing his favorite – an exhibition on surrealism currently at the Museum of Fine Arts in Mons-, the artist, in promotion, sings, guitar in hand Before it’s too late, an excerpt from his new album Medlars and currants. What follows are the “naughty” questions such as the quality he prefers in a man and in a woman or his preference between “pasta al ragu and pasta bolognese”. And, finally, the “cow” question, namely “Do you prefer Belgium or Sicily?” To which Salvatore Adamo replied: “I became Belgian two years ago because I felt the need. […] I learned everything in Belgium. […] When I go to Sicily, there is like a distant call, like a sense of belonging too.” He adds, amused, that during a football match between Belgium and Italy, he no longer knows which team he supports.
At the end of the show, François de Brigode gives his favorites of the week. The same as those shared a few hours earlier in the 8/9 of VivaCité, namely the book Behind the scenes of a work: Tintin in Americathe thriller Prime time by Maxime Chattam and the film A Fanfare by Emmanuel Courcol.
The journalist closes his new meeting with a sentence intended for viewers: “And, don’t forget: Long Live Culture!“
François de Brigode joins the VivaCité “8-9” team
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