Idée reçue #39 : L’Eurovision, c’est kitsch !

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Résumé de l’épisode L’Eurovision une « messe kitsch »? Oui mais pas seulement… A l’occasion de la 65ème du concours européen de la chanson, Vincent et Tania des Surligneurs s’attaquent à cette idée reçue . Ils sont aidés dans leur décryptage par Jérémie, fan et expert de la compétition. Invité Jérémie est fan et expert de l’Eurovision Vous avez entendu Pierre Bouteiller, interrogé par le journaliste Jean-Claude Narcy, TF1, 9 avril 1982 Caroline Gillet, Foule continentale, France inter, 12 mars 2021 Daði Freyr, Think about things, 2020 Animation Vincent Couronne et Tania Racho Réalisation Lucien Oriol Coordination Camille Blumberg Attachés de production Flavie César, Victor Simon et Ebbane Vallaeys The post Idée reçue #39 : L’Eurovision, c’est kitsch ! first appeared on Amicus Radio.

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