“I let the tears flow”: ten years later, Paris pays tribute to the victims of the November 13 attacks

Emotions can provoke tears like thunderous applause. The proof is, this Thursday at 19.00, in the Paris Memorial Garden, near City Hall, during a ceremony to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the terrorist attack that claimed the lives of 132 people. A magical moment, almost out of time to salute the performance of Choeur du 13, a choir of about forty survivors, accompanied by Jesse Hugues, American singer of Eagles Of Death Metal, on stage at the Bataclan a decade ago to the day.

Together, they sang the British hit song, “You’ll never walk alone”. A “song for the living” sung by the audience which half an hour later will return to a serious atmosphere during a minute of silence.