- France D’Amour humorously reveals why she’s better at presenting albums than at dating.
- The singer confirms her relationship status.
- She discusses her new album, Symbiose, and what each new release represents.
- A self-deprecating confession that made Éléonore Lagacé smile.
Sweet and Salty continues its summer run by once again putting Quebec culture in the spotlight. Hosted by Mélanie Maynard, the show offers, night after night, encounters that are as entertaining as they are authentic with prominent figures from the arts scene. Surrounded by several collaborators, the presenter delivers interviews that allow viewers to discover both the guests’ new projects and the more personal facets of their journeys.
In a recent episode, it was co-host Éléonore Lagacé who welcomed singer France D’Amour. A true staple of Quebecois music, she has energized audiences for many years with her songs, boundless energy, and colorful personality. Over the course of her career, she has traversed the ages while staying connected to her audience and pursuing an array of projects.
During this conversation, France revisited several aspects of her career, but she also opened up about a far more personal topic. The singer spoke candidly about her love life, sharing reflections that drew attention along the way.
Love in the Air?
Éléonore wanted to know more about her relationship status. And you might be surprised by her answer… or maybe not, since France D’Amour’s heart is still up for grabs.
«You’re about to release your fifteenth album in your career, Symbiose, you say that, for you, presenting your new songs on stage is like introducing a new boyfriend to the family», reveals Éléonore.
«I’ve been single for ten years, so I’m better at introducing albums than boyfriends, there!», she replies frankly.
More Albums than Lovers?
«Yes, I’ve had more albums than boyfriends. But the truth is that in the end the songs are the audience’s call. And that, that fascinates me. You know, what makes a song a hit or not? I think it’s the ultimate justice, there. You know, it’s the people who always have the last word,» she concludes.
France proves once again that she hasn’t lost any of her authenticity or her sense of humor. We wish her plenty of happiness, both personally and professionally.
To catch more confidences like these, tune in to Sweet and Salty, from Monday to Friday at 6:30 p.m. on TVA.
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