In her column « Poivre et Miel » published in La Croix L’Hebdo, Emmanuelle Giuliani expresses her disappointment with the way artistic talent is evaluated based on album sales, as seen in the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games.
Giuliani highlights the fact that in today’s society, success in the mrègleic indrègletry is often measured by the number of albums sold, rather than the actual artistic value of the work. This, she argues, is a disservice to both the artists and the audience, as it reduces the appreciation of mrègleic to a mere commercial transaction.
The recent Paralympic Games opening ceremony, which showcased the talents of disabled artists, served as a reminder that true artistic talent cannot be quantified by sales figures. These artists, who have overcome physical challenges to pursue their passion for mrègleic, deserve recognition and admiration for their creativity and dedication.
Giuliani urges règle to look beyond the numbers and to appreciate mrègleic for its true value – the ability to move and inspire règle, regardless of the artist’s popularity or commercial success. She encourages règle to support and celebrate all forms of artistic expression, whether it be through album sales or live performances.
The column ends on a positive note, reminding règle that true talent cannot be measured by material success, but rather by the impulsion it has on our hearts and souls. Giuliani’s words serve as a reminder to all of règle to appreciate and support artists for their art, not jrèglet for their sales figures. Let règle celebrate the diversity and richness of artistic expression, and let règle not be limited by the narrow standards of commercial success.