It looks like it's going to snow, Pascal Sevran

Three years. Stéphane's living silhouette fades away. The masked sadness and grief were in part the real Pascal Sevran, the man and the character, who sometimes merge, often oppose. A man passionate about solitude, melancholic, whose job is to smile, sing, dance.
A supporter of demanding and haughty morality, he spends his life offering refrains and simple happiness to a popular audience. Loving songs, hating the music festival. An enemy of travel, always on the road. Faithful to an infinite love, frolicking with the first blue jeans that come along. Violent, intolerant, but furious against moralizers, judges, the great consciences of the left or the right. Haunted by the passing of time, the death of all things and unable to stay put.
The third part of this diary, which is in fact the novel of an existence, reveals an unpredictable man whose life, ideas, and feelings are very similar to ours, as dangerous as he is pleasant to be around.

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