Clara Luciani has come a long way since she entered the French scene. The 32-year-old artist has established herself as one of the greatest French figures in music. It is not for nothing that she was named godmother of the Star Academy This year. But Clara Luciani doesn't just have the students of the class of 2024 to worry about. Because since September 2023, the pretty brunette with the velvet voice has become a mother for the first time. A little boy who recently celebrated his first birthday.
In addition to this milestone as a mother that she passed a few weeks ago, Clara Luciani prepared the release of her album called My blood. An opus prepared during her pregnancy in which she has never confided so much. In the columns of Paris MatchClara Luciani returned to the very essence of her album and the messages she wanted to convey: “I wanted to speak to my future child. Tell him who I was, where I came from, who his grandparents were, his great-grandparents. I wanted to entrust him with my life journey, my mistakes, friendly disappointments that I could have had, but heartbreaks, my beginnings in music.”
Contrary to what some may believe, Clara Luciani was not born with a silver spoon in her mouth. Clara Luciani fully deserved her success and popularity. And yet it was not won.
Clara Luciani and the years of hardship
Before becoming a singer and having the chance to make a living from her passion, Clara Luciani “chained to many odd jobs: babysitter, pizza maker, hostess…“Work that did not allow him to afford large apartments:”When I arrived in Paris, I lived a maid's room of 9 m², which I never managed to heat. I slept in a coat, with the kitchen stove on to keep warm.” These memories of her past, Clara Luciani talks about them in the song Allez. A good way to transmit certain values to her son, the fruit of her love affair with her husband Alex Kapranos: “It's a song that seemed essential to me for my son to understand the value of things and money. I want to make sure he keeps his feet on the ground and understands the importance of working. I'm happy to have struggled for so long: that's what makes me savor every minute of my life.“Proof that we can always bounce back!
