After Santa, Jean-Louis Aubert, Rag'n'Bone Man, Kendji Girac or even Barbara Pravi, who will share a song with the students of the “Star Academy” this Saturday, November 2, 2024? The list of artists present at the prime has been revealed, and French song will be in the spotlight. After an evening dedicated to the “choir” with numerous choristers present on stage alongside academics and guests, who will the students perform with this time?
French singing stars expected
The first guest is a singer who has been at the forefront for over 30 years. Pascal Obispowho already came last year to give a masterclass at the Château de Dammarie-les-Lys, will this time perform one of his greatest hits, “Lucie”, with a student. Maureen was chosen to accompany him. Another great French voice expected on the set: Patrick Flowers. The coach of “The Voice Kids”, who came to sing with Julien last year, and Anisha the year before, will perform the famous song “Belle”, from the musical “Notre-Dame de Paris” with Charles and Noah.
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The rapper and singer From will take his first steps at the “Star Academy” this Saturday. He will be accompanied by Masseo, saved last week by the public, and Emma, to sing her hit “Angela”. Hoshiwho already came last year to perform “Amour censor” with Héléna, will this time be alongside Marguerite to share the title “And even after I will love you”. Finally, the group AaRONwho enjoyed success in 2006 with “U-Turn (Lili)”, soundtrack to the film “I'm fine, don't worry”, will be present and accompanied by Julie to sing her flagship title.
Four students in danger
On this 4th bonus, two pairs are named: Marine and Ulysse on one side, and Maïa and Thomas on the other. One of them will be saved by the public, and the two remaining students will be decided by their classmates. To defend their place, the first will perform Bryan Adams' hit “(Everything I Do) I Do It For You”, the second will cover “Drouille de vie” by Véronique Sanson.
