Frédéric Lopez offers this December 22, 2024 a new issue ofA Sunday in the countryside on France 2 at 4:20 p.m. Three guests from varied backgrounds will speak in a bucolic setting, sharing personal anecdotes and notable moments from their journeys, far from the tumult of the city.
It is a popular meeting place for France 2 viewers. Every Sunday at 4:20 p.m., Frédéric Lopez receives several personalities in a house located somewhere far from the tumult of the city. This December 22, 2024, the former presenter of Meet in unknown land will offer the public of La Deux a new number ofA Sunday in the countrysideunlike last week. As usual, the stars who were invited to join the host for a weekend come from different backgrounds. We will thus find the singer Calogero, who has just finished a major tour across France, the AMOUR Tour. He also released his tenth album on October 25, called X.
Alongside him, fans of the program will discover comedian and actress Nora Hamzawi in a new light. The one that was revealed thanks to his column in Daily by Yann Barthès between 2016 and 2019 returns with a new show. She will perform in particular at the Olympia, in Paris, from January 14 to 18, 2025. Finally, they will be joined by the writer Valérie Perrin who was a hit with her first novel, The Forgotten Sundaysreleased in 2015. Claude Lelouch's wife will promote his latest book today, Tata.
It was by wanting to become a plumber that Calogero learned music
This bucolic setting will prove conducive to confidences. Calogero will talk in particular about how he found his vocation. “I am an apprentice electrician. Electrician is very mathematical, so I didn't like it. I had to choose another profession. Around this same time, I was listening to Depeche Mode. Depeche Mode are magnificent songs but with industrial noises. So, I said to myself: I'm going to hire a plumber since there were pipeshe explained to an amused Frédéric Lopez. In the plumbing apprenticeship, there were architecture courses where there were architect's tables with ropes. That's how I learned to play bass.“All of these meetings can be discovered this Sunday on France 2.
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