Michel Farinet
Michel Farinet (born 11 November 1937) is a French artist of electronic music. Born in Picardy, Farinet has become a popular underground artist who publishes his songs on the Internet.
President Nicolas Sarkozy
On 23 February 2008, French president Nicolas Sarkozy visited the International Agricultural Show in Paris and insulted a visitor who denied shaking his hand, saying "Casse-toi pov' con !" (Then get lost, you poor jerk![1]). According to the French newspaper "Le Courrier Picard", Michel Farinet was that visitor.
Although Michel Farinet publicly claimed he was wrongly accused,[2] Internet users pointed out a remarkable resemblance. Furthermore, the fact that he had published a politically motivated book regarding Sarkozy prior to the incident[3] is supposed to make him suspicious as well.
Bide & Musique
Michel Farinet became famous on the French internet radio Bide & Musique. Therefore, he dedicated two songs to its members: Perce-Neige la fille sauvage and Doudoucoincoin le canard bleu.
Discography
- 1996 L'Intelligence des mains
- 1996 Sportif de l'extrême
- 1997 Communiquer généreusement
- 1997 Le Plus Gros Trousseau de clés
- 1997 Un amour confortable
- 1998 À ceux qui doutent
- 1998 Aventuriers de l'esprit
- 1998 Femme flamme
- 1998 Peut-être que la chance
- 2000 L'Euro notre monnaie
- 2000 Irish rain
- 2000 La Marche de l'Olympique Saint-Quentinois
- 2000 Milite pour un monde plus éthique
- 2000 Our currency it's euro
- 2000 Pluie d'Irlande
- 2000 La Reine en noir
- 2000 Sexy ! Sexy?
- 2000 Une Pro
- 2000 Zouk Caraïbe et zouk musette
- 2002 Grisette
- 2002 Noël, temps de lumière
- 2002 Perce-neige la fille sauvage
- 2003 Laissez-nous vivre
- 2003 The March of Brussels' friends
- 2004 Soutien à tous les otages
- 2005 Doudoucoincoin le canard bleu
- 2005 Le P'tit Albert
- 2007 Halloween democracy (ft. Benny Benassi)
External links
References
- ↑ Bennhold, Katrin. "Angry outburst by Sarkozy backfires". www.nytimes.com.
- ↑ "L'étrange Salon de l'Agriculture de Monsieur Farinet". Archived from the original on 2012-03-19. Retrieved 2022-03-04.
- ↑ Nicolas Sarkozy ! Quelle Démocratie ? (ASIN B005NKH8TS)
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