Clara Luciani experienced difficult times when she moved to Paris. Maid’s room and odd jobs were her lot, she told Paris Match.
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Not everything was rosy when she arrived in Paris, and she wants her one-year-old son to know everything about her life and her family. “My life journey, my mistakes, the friendly disappointments that I may have had, but heartbreaks, my beginnings in music,” she explains in Paris Match.
The singer, songwriter, born in Martigues in 1992, arrived in the capital without money. If her Paris in the ditch is more recent than the one described by George Orwell, the artist says that she “had a lot of odd jobs: babysitter, pizza maker, hostess” to survive and pay the rent of her house. accommodation. And this one was not a palace, far from it.
“When I arrived in Paris, I lived in a maid’s room of 9 m², which I never managed to heat. I slept in my coat, with the kitchen stove on to warm me up,” remembers the one who also evoked her memories in her song Allez.
It is not to play Cinderella that Clara Luciani is so keen for her son to be aware of her troubles that she recounts in her songs, but for an educational purpose, to pass on her values to him. “It’s a song that seemed essential to me for my son to understand the value of things and money. I want to be sure that he keeps his feet on the ground and understands that it is important to work,” confided the new godmother of the Star Academy.
Her album, Mon sang, which comes out on November 15, was conceived while she was pregnant. It is, she says, a message to her “future child”. With a very positive conclusion. “I’m happy to have struggled for so long: that’s what makes me savor every minute of my life,” assures Clara Luciani, a true hard worker.
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