The Enfoirés are back, with a broadcast date this week on TF1, a show rich in new products and emotions …
The Enfoirés 2025 concert, filmed from January 14 to 20 in the south of France Arena de Montpellier, will be broadcast this Friday, March 7, at 9:10 p.m., on TF1. The show, bringing together 53 artists, including 12 newly anticipated new ones, was entitled “In the land of the Enfoirés”. The anthem of this 2025 edition, “Le Monde Tomorrow”, composed by Joseph Kamel and Daysy, was revealed a few days ago.
Among the recruits of this edition, we find the winner of the Star Academy Pierre Garnier, the duo of actors Arnaud and Marie revealed by the successful film “A little extra thing”, the Lebrun brothers, Olympic table tennis medalists, or the mezzo-soprano which had enchanted the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics, Axelle Saint-Cirel. Singers, humorists and musicians also strengthen the troop, notably with Alain Chamfort for his first, at 75 years old.
This year, the show is renewed with fewer costumes and sketches on stage, the latter giving way to offbeat false folks turned behind the scenes. Visual effects and spectacular staging are on the program, as well as covers of great classics of French song by the most beautiful voices.
Large figure of the bastards, Mimie Mathy As for a lot of worries by appearing for the first time in a wheelchair with rehearsals and on stage. Constraint to explain, the interpreter of Joséphine Ange Guardianwho had zapped the concerts 2024 for health reasons, gave reassuring news on France 2 and in Le Parisien in February.
Guest of Strongly Sundaythe 67 -year -old actress in particular denied being sick, totally unable to move or even isolated as some media insinuated. “I’m fine, contrary to what the press says at the moment. I am sick, isolated,” she said, wishing to end rumors. However, she admitted to having “less mobility”: “I’m not going to hide it. But I’m going very well. I am in good shape, I have projects, we are preparing a new shoot, I am writing,” she said. Assuring having “projects in the head”, she is delighted to be back soon to shoot for the 27th season of her flagship series on TF1.
If she acknowledges having “less mobility” and having to “spare” because of a “weakness”, Mimie Mathy recently assured to go “very well”. “I have a weakness in the legs which has accentuated a little so between the catch and in everyday life, I try to relieve myself and to spare myself,” she said a few weeks ago to Télé-Loisirs, without specifying the exact nature of this concern for health.