Pascal Obispo, a prominent figure in French pop music since the mid-'90s, achieved commercial success with a string of hit albums and singles, sold-out concert tours, and collaborations with various French pop stars. His breakthrough came with the 1992 album Plus Que Tout au Monde, produced by Nick Patrick, which spawned hit singles like "Plus Que Tout au Monde" and "Tu Vas Me Manquer." In subsequent years, Obispo continued to dominate the charts with successful albums like Un Jour Comme Aujourd'hui (1994) and Superflu (1996), and collaborations with artists such as Céline Dion, Florent Pagny, and Johnny Hallyday.

In addition to his music career, Obispo ventured into musical theater with the creation of the successful musical comedy Adam et Ève: La Seconde Chance. He also released compilation albums like Millésimes (2013) and studio albums such as Le Grand Amour (2013) and Billet de Femme (2016), which showcased his versatility and enduring popularity in the French music scene, with the latter achieving a number one position on the charts. Obispo's consistent chart-topping success and innovative projects have solidified his position as a powerhouse in the French music industry.