Patrick Sebastien

Patrick Sébastien (born Patrick Boutot, November 14, 1953), an impersonator who became a very popular TV host in the early 1980s with his shows Sébastien c'est fou and Carnaval, loves nothing more than to make people laugh and provoke them. It's only a short step from laughter to song, and he's taken it in stride with his memorable hits: "Le Petit Bonhomme en mousse", "Tourner les serviettes", "Fiesta"... to name but a few. Author of surprising bluffs (his thriller La cellule de Zarkane by Joseph Lubsky), this king of parties has given dozens of novice artists a chance (Shirley & Dino) and directed the film T'aime (2002). A regular host of Le Plus grand cabaret du monde before his ousting from TV in 2018, the saltimbanque and professional entertainer continues to sing to the tune of "Ah, si tu pouvais fermer ta gueule" (2008) and the album Faut Qu'on Slash (2011). After 2013's À L'Attaque , the next Ça Va Être Ta Fête includes the hits "On est des dingues " and "Il fait chaud". Two years later, the party continues with Ça Va Bouger, followed in 2016 by Le Sébastien Nouveau Est Arrivé. Still active in TV and film, in 2018 he recorded a festive new album, J'Assume Tout. In 2025, the number-one family party entertainer writes and performs bawdy songs for the first time on the album Olé Osé, starting with the track "Est-ce que tu l'as vu?", which proves to be a viral hit upon its release. In 2026, he returned with Olé Osé, Vol. 2, featuring the polemical track "Delphine" .