Patrick Sébastien, born Patrick Boutot on November 14, 1953, in Brive-la-Gaillarde, France, is a multitalented French performer known not only for his music career but also as a television host, producer, and imitator. Rising to fame in the 1970s, Sébastien is best recognized for his contributions to the world of entertainment as the host of various popular French TV shows, such as "Le Grand Bluff" and "Les Années bonheur." However, his talents also extend to the music industry, where he has carved out a niche for himself with his party anthems and catchy, often humorous songs that capture the festive spirit of French celebrations.

His discography includes hits that have become fixtures at parties across France, such as "Le Petit Bonhomme en mousse" and "Tourner les serviettes." As evidenced by the titles of his more recent albums, Sébastien's music often includes light-hearted, feel-good vibes that encourage listeners to embrace joy and revelry. Albums such as "La chanson des grenouilles" and "Bamba Bamboche" reiterate his status as the 'president of the party,' a title he jokingly gave himself but one that aptly captures his persona. A career spanning several decades, Patrick Sébastien's work is synonymous with celebration, and he continues to resonate with fans looking for a dose of happiness and a reason to dance.

Genres

Chanson Paillarde

Related Artists

SiM

Les Charlots

Latest Release

Patoche Forever

Patrick Sébastien

Album - 12 Tracks - Released June 7, 2024