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Pierre Perret est décédé à l'âge de 89 ans. La cause du décès serait...
La nouvelle du décès de Pierre Perret à l'âge de 89 ans a laissé un sentiment de chagrin indescriptible dans le cœur de millions de fans à travers le monde. La famille de Perret a annoncé son décès, envoyant à tous un message déchirant et déchirant. C’est une grande perte pour la scène musicale et culturelle française ainsi que pour ceux qui aimaient et respectaient son talent.
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00:00 The news of Pierre Perret's death at the age of 89 left an indescribable feeling of sadness in the hearts of millions of fans around the world.
00:08 Perret's family announced his death, sending a heartbreaking and heartbreaking message to everyone.
00:14 It is a great loss for the French musical and cultural scene as well as for those who loved and respected the fans can't stop crying,
00:22 their hearts are filled with feelings of loss and regret.
00:25 Pierre Perret left a deep impression in all hearts through his unique musical compositions and his deep lyrics.
00:32 His songs are not only melodies, but also contain messages about life, love and human values.
00:39 Things get worse when a great talent like Pierre Perret disappears.
00:42 But through his songs, through his memories and memories, he will still live in the hearts of fans.
00:49 He left behind him a very precious legacy, a spiritual treasure that we can take advantage of and pass on to the general.
00:56 Goodbye Pierre Perret, your soul will always be in our music and in our memories.
01:00 We will always remember him with gratitude and respect.
01:04 Pierre Perret's death reminds us of the fragility of life.
01:07 It is a reason for us to cherish every moment, every day and every person around us.
01:13 Life is short and no one knows what tomorrow will be made of.
01:16 His death also reminds us of the importance of maintaining and respecting our loved ones on a daily basis.
01:21 Returning to Pierre Perret's artistic and life journey,
01:25 we see that he was not only a great musician, but also a lover of life and a philanthropist.
01:31 He showed his love and care for social issues such as the environment, human rights and peace through his songs.
01:38 At this moment, we send our most sincere condolences to the family, friends and loved ones of Pierre Perret.
01:44 Together, we share the pain of loss and remember a man who made the world a better place thanks to leaving the spirit and talent of Pierre Perret to last through his music and his message.
01:55 We remember him not only with his voice, but also by defending the values ​​and love he transmitted throughout his life.
02:02 Goodbye Pierre Perret, talented friend and artist.
02:05 Let us rest in peace knowing that our love for you will last forever.
02:09 Before finishing, let us remember that the death of Pierre Perret is not only a loss, but also an opportunity to reflect on life and its true value.
02:18 Sometimes, we are so absorbed by everyday life that we forget that every day is a precious gift.
02:24 Respect and cherish your loved ones and the precious moments of your life.
02:28 Do not let any feeling, emotion or word of love be suppressed or delayed.
02:33 Live a life that is worth living and leave a positive mark on the souls of others, as Pierre Perret did throughout his career.
02:40 Above all, maintain love and respect for art and culture.
02:44 Other musical, literary and artistic works have the power to spread messages, create links and make the world a better place.
02:51 Goodbye Pierre Perret.
02:53 Even if you are gone, your talent and your affection will continue to shine through time and will not fade away.
02:59 In the journey of life, departure is inevitable.
03:02 Pierre Perret left us an invaluable asset with melodies and human words.
03:07 This loss reminds us that we must cherish our loved ones and the moments we live in our life, so as not to have regrets when they are gone.
03:15 In times of sadness, we must remember the joys that Pierre Perret brought us through his music.
03:21 His songs are not only beautiful melodies, but also contain his soul and his spirit on life and humanity.
03:28 Although he left this world, Pierre Perret's legacy will live forever in the hearts and minds of those who love him.
03:34 We can listen to his songs again, so that he is always with us in the moments.
03:39 Let's continue to remember Pierre Perret with love and gratitude.
03:43 May his soul and his talent always be an inspiration for us in our daily life.
03:48 Goodbye Pierre Perret.
03:50 The girl who cries, she arrives and we don't know, she entered her father's genitalia.
04:01 Me too, I had the same thing as her.
04:07 I was sleeping, it's like dreams, but it's not dreams.
04:14 Exactly like for her.
04:17 I found myself sitting, I was lying down, but my soul was sitting.
04:25 I see the serpent entering my body.
04:29 As she said, I see the serpent raise its head, the merciful serpent.
04:35 The serpent directly enters my body.
04:41 I woke up in the morning, but what saved me was that I didn't put it in my head.
04:51 Because the sorcerer is also afraid of men.
04:54 Why does he come at night?
04:56 First of all, she must first remove the serpent from her head.
05:03 She herself can remove it without being afraid, without anyone helping her.
05:09 What I practiced in the morning, when I got up in the morning, I put some salt in the water,
05:17 I stopped the water, I prayed, I meditated and I sent it back.
05:24 I said, even if you are there, you must go out, because it is not in my body that you will live.
05:30 I don't know you, we don't know each other.
05:33 You have made your life, let me make mine.
05:36 The moment of making my life, you are not going to come and stop me from making my life,
05:41 even if you have already made your life.
05:43 I put a little salt in the water, I prayed, I took the pump, like in the country,
05:49 we also touch the children with it.
05:52 I took a little warm water with salty water, I put it in my genital part, I meditated with it.
06:00 It came out, I took some milk, I rubbed it in the water, I prayed on the milk and I drank it.
06:12 I grabbed the belly, I prayed, I drank it.
06:16 It's been three years, it was well after my birth that I had it.
06:22 Until today, I have nothing, yet I have had the same things as her.
06:27 But the problem is that she must first take it out of her head.
06:30 She knows she has to listen to what I am saying, but I tell her first not to cry anymore.
06:38 She must take it out because it is what they like, the tears.
06:41 After she must go into stress and that is what must lead her to death.
06:47 She will say to herself, "What is this? It's not a problem, it's herself that is dead."
06:51 It's herself that is dead.
06:53 She must first take it out of her head.
06:55 I have that too, but I refuse, I say I don't have it.
06:59 I want to live well, I want to live happily.
07:02 That's it, she must first take it out of her head.
07:05 That's what I wanted to say as a testimony to her.
07:09 You see that?
07:11 She talks about a young girl who came on social media, explaining how she didn't want to be in her.
07:16 She started to feel that she didn't want to be in the reality and she was crying like she needed to be.
07:26 It's really terrible, there are a lot of things to discover.
07:31 What a young girl.
07:33 Well, we are going to listen to the testimony of a friend of ours.
07:38 Let's go!
07:40 It's to tell a little story that goes back more than 30, 40, 30, 35 years already.
07:47 This story is from my grandmother.
07:50 In fact, it is to say, to sensitize the parents, the parents who give names to their children.
07:57 "Oh, you are you, you are you" who says anything to children.
08:01 It's to ask the parents to stop that.
08:04 My grandmother told us a story, how ...
08:10 At the time, in the village, there was a lady who was with her children and her baby cried a lot.
08:19 Her baby cried for so long.
08:21 And what was she doing?
08:23 She said, "I am like my mother, I am like my father."
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Rémi FAURE5 months ago
Une grande perte pour la chanson française en passant par la gaudriole, l'écologie, la vie quotidienne et la tendresse. Ses chansons et ses musiques resteront gravées très longtemps dans l'histoire et nos mémoires. Rémi FAURE

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