French pop veteran Alain Chamfort, originally Alain Le Govic, began his music career in various bands before launching his successful solo career. After signing with Fleche label in 1971 and changing his surname, he found fame with hits in his homeland. However, it was his collaboration with Serge Gainsbourg in the late '70s that led to his biggest success with the million-selling single "Manureva." Despite facing challenges in the '90s, Chamfort made a comeback in the 2000s with acclaimed albums like "Le Plaisir" and a hits collection, establishing his enduring presence in the music scene.