what happens to the singer made famous by “Mon coeur, mon amour”?

Friday 11th October 2024 06:14 PM

In 2005, a hit propelled a new talent to the forefront of the French musical scene. Its title? My heart, my love. His interpreter? Anaïs (Croze). The song appears on the tracklist of a self-produced album, The Cheap Show, later certified platinum. The public took a liking to both the lyrics and the humor of the young singer, then aged 29.

Anaïs’s popularity increased over the years, between prestigious collaborations (notably with Brigitte Fontaine, Jacques Higelin and Christophe), nominations for the Victoires de la Musique and political commitments. After defending Orelsan, accused by bloggers of inciting sexist violence with his song Sale p***, the artist took the stage, Place de la Bastille, to celebrate the election of François Hollande in 2012.

What happens to the singer Anaïs?

This Monday, October 7, 2024, Anaïs came to give her news in the show Chez Jordan on C8. The interpreter of My heart, my love by lot a new album last month, A Sacred Number. Serene, today she takes a critical look at its media overexposure in the mid-2000s.

“People were attacking me in the street. It was the beginning of ‘I’m taking a photo, I’m taking a photo, I’m not giving up’. And unfortunately there is always this thing among people to say to themselves that they There is a terrible egocentrism in the media, which makes people say to themselves that if they are not (…)