Nathalie Perroni
Nathalie Perroni was born in Paris in 1969 and started playing piano at six. She moved to singing in her early teens. In 1989, she released her debut album,...
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Nathalie Perroni was born in Paris in 1969 and started playing piano at six. She moved to singing in her early teens. In 1989, she released her debut album, which included the track 'Emmène-moi.' That song became a hit and helped establish her early in her career.
She has worked with other French artists like Laurent Voulzy, Francis Cabrel, and Johnny Hallyday. Her discography includes albums such as 'Je veux un homme' from 1991, 'C'est la vie' from 2000, and 'Renaissance' from 2009.
Some critics raised questions about similarities between 'Emmène-moi' and another artist's work. Perroni kept making music through personal difficulties, including health issues and a divorce.
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