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Alternative title: the Top 3 voices that act as lullabies in France...đŸ˜„đŸ’€

Sleep, this very important subject, which is easy to laugh about... at Morphéa , we give you both very serious advice to understand your sleep and sleep better, and also articles to make you laugh and take the drama out of the subject!

In the vast landscape of French public figures, there are those who captivate the crowds, and then there are those who could rival the soporific power of a nursery rhyme. Put on your pajamas, adjust your pillow, and prepare to discover the top 3 voices that serve as lullabies in France.

🌝 The master of monotony: François Hollande

Ah, François Hollande, the man who proved that politics could be as exciting as a knitting class. His soft, monotone voice could rival the gentle murmur of a quiet river, but let's be honest, even a river would have more sparkle. Hollande could read the phone book and convince you it's the best novel ever written. If you have trouble getting any shut-eye, just put a Hollande speech on in the background, and you'll be snoring faster than you can say "unemployment."

⭐ The relaxation diva: ValĂ©rie PĂ©cresse

Valérie Pécresse, the political champion with a knack for transforming any discussion into a hypnosis session. With her soft yet eternally calm voice, Pécresse could recite the multiplication tables backward without anyone noticing. Whether on a TV show or during a political speech, Pécresse has a knack for making boredom contagious. Put a recording of Pécresse on your relaxation playlist, and you'll have the key to a successful nap.

🧙 The magician of the monotonous: Jean-Pierre Pernaut

Jean-Pierre Pernaut, the veteran broadcaster, has a voice that could rival the gentle whir of a running clothes dryer. When he anchors the news, it's as if he's telling us the recipe for onion soup. His calm, reassuring voice could lull even the most insomniac to sleep. If you have trouble turning off your brain before bed, put on an old Pernaut newscast, and you'll have the key to a night's sleep worthy of a baby.

In conclusion, these French personalities may be talented in their respective fields, but it is their soporific power that makes them truly exceptional đŸ’€đŸ˜Ž.

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