The concert on Saturday in Carhaix (Finistère) by Martin Solveig, DJ and the manufacturer of international tubes such as “All Stars” and “Hello”, was the last of his career, said the director of the Vieilles Charrues festival on Sunday, July 20.
“It was a surprise when they told us, a few weeks ago, that the Charues Vieiles would be their only appointment this year, and that she would be the last one,” said Jérôme Tréhorel to the AFP. “It is an immense honor.”
Author of five albums, the 48 -year -old musician played on Saturday in front of almost 70,000 people, and in rain, for his farewell to the scene.
“It’s a special moment. All my life, every time I took the stage I said:” Do it as if it were the last concert. “Until it happens. And you are happy to be in Charrues Vieiles!” He launched to the public after an hour of show, according to the newspaper Le Télégramme.
Released in 2002
Since the early 2000s, Martin Solveig, his real name Martin Laurent Picandet, the French electro has shone to the international with other DJs such as David Guetta and Bob Sincar under the flag of the “French touch”.
Released in 2002 with the resumption of the title “Madan” by Salif Keïta, Martin Solveig has continued many successes for more than 20 years. He also collaborated with Madonna, producing several titles of his album “MDNA” in 2012.
With another 23 DJs, he organized the closing ceremony of the Summer Paralympic Games of 2024 at the France Stade. In 2020, he also launched Alma Studio, an audio application of stories for children from 2 to 10 years.
Source: BFM TV
