Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Carla Bruni: the model of Dolce Francia was stolen!

Yesterday we told you about Dolce Francia, the recovery of Douce France revisited by Carla Bruni. The song, sung in Italian, had been revealed by our colleagues in the Midi Libre, which had put a sample online, picked up by all media. Problem: the extract on the proposed site of the regional daily come from a mock fly.

The information revealed this morning by Le Parisien - Aujourd'hui en France is confirmed by Bertrand de Labbey, the talent agent Carla Bruni. According to him, what we heard yesterday was only a "working model". It remains to find how Dolce Francia was leaking: "We will quickly identify the source of this mistake, because few people had this MP3 file in their possession." The song, taken from a famous French classic, was, according to the agent of the First Lady "to prepare for the final recording and that the successors of Charles Trenet agree." Confusion and misunderstanding for his part, Philippe Palat, the managing editor of the Free South seems to fall from the clouds: "I think relative to our work as journalists, the word stolen, vis-à-vis our source, not suitable absolutely not and usurp in any way to Midi Libre, "he told AFP.

He also claims he was in contact yesterday with Bertrand de Labbey: "We interviewed the officer who confirmed that it was indeed a model, what we stated in our various articles." The song was recorded there is a little less than a month in Paris home of Carla Bruni. It was a project she matured for several months already.

For now, it does not know if Dolce Francia released or even if it will be part of the next installment of the singer, who will be making his fourth album.

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