http://es.video.yahoo.com/watch/2393413/7155876
Madame Sarkozy
était linvitée cette semaine dun show musical sur lantenne de la BBC. Une occasion pour la Première Dame de France de faire découvrir son album Comme si de rien était au public britannique. Cest dans une ambiance feutrée aux lumières tamisées que Madame Sarkozy a gentiment répondu aux questions du présentateur Joos Holland. On ne sait pas si lassistance était envoûtée ou endormie, mais en tout cas elle était très silencieuse
Dans un anglais facile et dune voix complètement cassée, Carla Bruni a répondu à cinq ou six questions très conventionnelles et déjà mille fois posées. Elle écoute bien toujours Bob Dylan et elle essaye toujours de séparer musique et vie de Première Dame de France. Elle explique aussi que Nicolas Sarkozy nest ni un fan ni un critique mais quil garde toujours une oreille de libre pour écouter ses plaintes de poètesse mélancolique.
Carla Bruni a aussi rappelé que la musique a un rôle a joué dans le monde même si ce nétait pas un message facile à faire passer quand elle est en visite officielle avec son président de mari.
Carla a aussi tenu à dire que rester amoureuse était la chose la plus importante quun humain pouvait faire. Sarko appréciera
La chanteuse a la voix de velours (et dans velours il y a lourd) a donc interprété la chanson Tu es ma came, rappelant la polysémie du mot came dont le sens navigue entre toxic way and lovely way. Trop beau. Is it your cup of tea ?
Voir la vidéo de Carla Bruni chantant live à la BBC :
A new Madame Sarkozy?
Very reliable sources inform me that President Nicolas Sarkozy plans to marry top-model-turned-singer Carla Bruni.
The two have been spotted in tête-à-têtes over the past month, and made a first public splash at EuroDisney over the weekend. Ms. Bruni bears an uncanny resemblance to the recent Madame Sarkozy. And I don't mean his mother.
No word yet on when he plans to officially pop the question, if he hasn't done so already. Perhaps this Sunday, her 40th birthday?
Look for all the details at the Paris newsstands tomorrow.
LONDON: The day after splashing pictures of her naked, Britain's tabloids hailed Carla Bruni as a fashion queen who could be the new Princess Diana.
(Watch: Royal welcome for Sarkozys)
"What a difference a day makes and this time she remembered to put some clothes on," trumpeted The Daily Mail, which devoted a six-page spread to France's First Lady.
"Britain is enchanted by Madame Sarkozy," said the Daily Express opposite a picture of the former catwalk star turned singer arriving for a state banquet at Windsor Castle.
Tabloids had welcomed Carla at the start of a state visit with her husband, President Nicolas Sarkozy, on Wednesday by reproducing a nude fashion shot of her taken in the 90s.
Bookmakers William Hill quoted odds of 10-1 that Sarkozy would buy the print when it was auctioned next month in New York.
Any moralistic tut-tutting by the popular press was replaced on Thursday by praise for a woman hailed as a demure model of elegance.
A Good Night for France. The Gaul Scorers," declared The Sun in a front-page spread linking Carla's triumph with France's soccer defeat of England in Paris.
When she arrived in London, heir-to-the-throne Prince Charles had planted a kiss on her gloved hand. "Is Carla the new Diana?" asked The Daily Telegraph.
"Presidential aides hope France's First Lady will become their very own Queen of Hearts."
At home, French newspapers enthused over the sensation created by the new first lady, whose apparent ease with rigid court protocol they put down to her long experience as a model.
The English conquered by Carla", said Le Parisien daily. Even the leftwing Liberation daily paid tribute, remarking that Carla had delivered a near faultless performance but adding: "her husband had more difficulties with protocol."
One British paper said that in her Christian Dior outfit, Carla recalled Jackie Kennedy in her heyday, and the press adulation should help to boost her husband, nicknamed "President Bling-Bling" for his lavish lifestyle. Their relationship had sent Sarkozy's popularity ratings plunging. Voters complained the president was focusing too much on his private life and not enough on France's economic issues.
Headlines like "Enchante" and "Ooh La La, Madame Sarkozy" showed she is very much a presidential asset as far as the British press is concerned.
Sarkozy, 53, separated from his second wife Cecilia last October following an 11-year marriage and just five months after winning power. By February he had married the 40-year-old Bruni. Bruni had previously been linked with rock stars Mick Jagger and Eric Clapton, as well as US businessman Donald Trump.
The day after splashing pictures of her naked, Britain's tabloids hailed Carla Bruni as a fashion queen who could be the new Princess Diana.
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she is lovely.......
xiongchenhui79 3 years ago 9
I quite like her voice, it´s soothing...
It´s like songs for a rainy day
queskribes 2 years ago 4