Cali is the author of She told me et
When is happiness?. Two signature songs, from his first solo album entitled Perfect Love. The singer has made love his trademark. His texts evoke romances tinged with
mild depression and a certain irony. He remains an artist who handles as much
melancholy that the second degree. During an interview, in front of Jordan de LuxeCali evokes a tentative de suicide failed.
For a girl when he was in middle school.
Cali: a committed singer
Cali, born Bruno Caliciuri, is a French singer-songwriter from Perpignan. The artist is the grandson of an Italian from Calabria who fought against Franco upon entering the International brigades. Cet
engagement runs in the blood of the authorShe told me.
In fact, Cali, in most of his interviews, regularly claims to be a committed singervery concerned by societal problems. But, despite his political and solidarity commitments, he remains a romantic artist. In the purest tradition of French song.
The artist sings about love phew
His singing accent is one of his trademarks. The other is undoubtedly love. In all its forms as evidenced by his first album Perfect Love. An opus with a cleverly ironic title. Because Cali sings about love, at the top of her lungs, but distorting it like a toddler playing with modeling clay.
Cali became famous at the start of the 2000s with
Perfect Love. A disc which contains very equivocal songs: She told metherefore, but also I need love, Your desires are messy or even
Do with me what you want. Sour second album, released in 2005, Liarwas initially titled
Terrorist Love.
Cali opens up about her failed suicide
Love, in all its forms, irrigates Cali's musical career. But also his private life. As evidenced by the singer's small family, four children, a boy from one union, three girls from another. Cali pops a head on the set of
At Jordan's presented by the indescribable
Jordan de Luxe. There, this one evokes a
failed suicide…
“Did you ever take action?”, says the host in a tuxedo. “Yeah… But I did everything I could to fail.”, replies Cali with his usual nonchalance. He adds: “I say it smiling, I was in 4th grade […] I was madly in love with a girl and she left with another boy […] I tried to open my veins but on the wrong side on purpose.” Imperfect love, then.
