
Comedian Gad Elmaleh Reveals Musical Roots, Plans Claude Nougaro Tribute Album
Gad Elmaleh’s passion for music is not new. In an interview with the Journal du dimanche , the Moroccan revealed that nothing predisposed him to a comedy career.

Gad Elmaleh’s passion for music is not new. In an interview with the Journal du dimanche , the Moroccan revealed that nothing predisposed him to a comedy career.

Invited on the set of C à Vous on France 5 to present a live version of his new album Dansez sur moi, in tribute to Claude Nougaro, Gad Elmaleh delivered at the end of the show a cover of Armstrong , to the great dismay of the Internet users. They gave him a whole bouquet of bad reviews on Twitter .

After overcoming hospitalization due to a complication related to Covid-19, Gad Elmaleh is once again facing a sad ordeal. This time, it is not a health problem, fortunately.

Gad Elmaleh’s fans expected anything but to see him in the role of a singer covering songs by an artist as iconic as Claude Nougaro. The Moroccan-born comedian gave a surprise concert in Toulouse, covering songs by the Toulouse singer Claude Nougaro.

Gad Elmaleh uses his humor to raise awareness among Internet users about the importance of wearing a mask properly to effectively protect against the coronavirus.

The Canadian-Moroccan comedian, Gad Elmaleh , has found a good trick to bring joy to his fans: hosting a show every Saturday at noon called "Gad partagé" in which he shares his passion for jazz.

Absent since his contamination by covid-19, the Franco-Moroccan comedian, Gad Elmaleh, in a video posted on social networks, reassured his fans about his health.

The artist Gad Elmaleh is sick and hospitalized. The Franco-Moroccan would be affected by covid-19

The Moroccan comedian, Gad Elmaleh, has been called upon by the Paris town hall to warm the hearts of the elderly, through telephone calls, during this difficult period of confinement.

The Franco-Moroccan comedian, Gad Elmaleh , sent a message of solidarity (in Darija) to Moroccans. He took the opportunity to warn about the seriousness of the situation.

The Franco-Moroccan comedian, Gad El Maleh, believes that the King’s visit to the "Bayt Dakira" space is a strong signal from the Sovereign to the Jewish community in Morocco, to the community and to people watching us around the world to give an impetus of peace, dialogue and openness.

Invited to the "A la bonne heure" show on RTL, Gad Elmaleh declared that he was a free heart but that the fear of being disappointed makes him take precautions.