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Pascal Obispo
Pascal Obispo was born on January 8, 1965 in Bergerac, Dordogne, but grew up in
Rennes, where his mother raised him after her divorce. He discovered rock and
new wave music in high school, notably The Cure and Marquis de Sade, and went on
to play bass in various bands, gradually moving on to vocals. After a first solo
album that went relatively unnoticed, he signed his first recording contract
with Epic in 1991, and the following year released the album Plus Que Tout au
Monde, which brought him sudden public recognition, mainly thanks to the title
track (no. 33) and songs such as...
Et un jour une femme
Pascal Obispo and Florent PagnyMa Liberté de Chanter : Live Acoustic
5:33
LuciePascal Obispo
Superflu
4:15
Savoir aimerFlorent Pagny and Pascal Obispo
2 Bis
4:44
Vole
Véronique Sanson, Laurent Voulzy, Alain Souchon, Pascal Obispo, -M-, Carla Bruni, Nolwenn Leroy, Jeanne Cherhal, Vincent Delerm, Ours, Gaël Faure, Jean-Louis Aubert, Sandrine Kiberlain, Clara Luciani, Pierre Souchon and Julien Voulzy (Veronique Sanson)Vole
3:13
Et moi je chante
Les Enfoirés, Pascal Obispo, Zazie, Jenifer, Soprano, Christophe Maé and Jean-Louis Aubert (Les Enfoires and Christophe Mae)Au Rendez-Vous des Enfoirés
4:21
Les meilleurs ennemisZazie and Pascal Obispo
Superflu
4:21
