In the biography Sylvie Vartan the paths of her life, published on February 28, 2024 published by Mareuil and Tele-Leisure was able to read, the writer Frédéric Quinonero looks back on the approximately sixty-year career of Sylvie Vartan, who formed one of the most prominent couples of the time with a certain… Johnny Hallyday.
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A yéyé icon in the same way as Françoise Hardy and Sheila, Sylvie Vartan, 79, enjoys a career of exceptional longevity. With around fifty albums, 1,500 songs and 40 million records sold, the singer has left her mark on the history of French song thanks to numerous hits. An extraordinary journey recounted by the writer Frédéric Quinonero in the biography Sylvie Vartan, the paths of her lifepublished on February 28, 2024 by Mareuil editions and that Tele-Leisure was able to read.
The highly publicized marriage of Johnny Hallyday and Sylvie Vartan
Between 1961 and 1980, Sylvie Vartan and Johnny Hallyday formed one of the country’s most iconic couples. In April 1965, the two married in Loconville in the Oise, under the gaze of the whole of France. To the great dismay of those mainly concerned who wanted to keep this happy event secret and which turned into a real media circus… The news having spread through the press “It is in an indescribable crowd that the future bride and groom make their way towards the heart of the village, which has become the rallying point for two hundred photographers and cameramen scattered in strategic places, themselves absorbed by the thousand five hundred ‘friends’ warned by yesterday’s newspapers or the morning radio”, says Frédéric Quinorero.
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“What the hell have we done here!“Johnny Hallyday in all his states on the day of his wedding to Sylvie Vartan
“Johnny almost lost his nerve”, continues the author. “What the hell have we done here! It’s impossible, let’s go back! We’ll get married another day!” then launched the rock star, visibly in all his states, as Frédéric Quinonero reports. “However, it was at the scheduled time that the mayor and his two deputies proceeded with the civil union of the singing couple, in an atmosphere less joyful than tormented (…). The exit from the town hall is like a free-for-all. In the blink of an eye, the couple is absorbed by the human tide that the fifty or so gendarmes gathered from Beauvais and Chaumont-en-Vexin cannot contain. Sylvie is worried about her father, who uses a cane to walk, and for her grandmother Slavka, recently repatriated to France. can also be read. “Photographers hiding in the most unlikely places.” It’s a day that Johnny and Sylvie certainly weren’t ready to forget!
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