Nicoletta

Nicoletta, a French singer known for her soulful gospel voice, has had a career marked by both success and setbacks. Born Nicole Grisoni on April 11, 1944 in Vongy, Haute-Savoie, she has performed hits like "La Musique" and "Mamy Blue" and appeared in musicals. In the 1970s, she captivated audiences with songs like "Ma vie c'est un manège" and "Fio Maravilla", and later made a comeback in the 1980s with the duet "Idées noires" with Bernard Lavilliers. Over the years, Nicoletta collaborated with various artists including William Sheller and JoeyStarr, and released albums like 2006's Rendez-Vous and 2013's Ici et Ailleurs.

Nicoletta's career has seen highs and lows, from her early hits in the 1970s to a remarkable comeback in the 1980s with the duet "Idées noires". Collaborations with artists like Bernard Lavilliers and Manu Chao have added depth to her discography, with albums like 2006's Rendez-Vous showcasing her versatile talent. Despite some unnoticed releases, Nicoletta's powerful voice and stage presence continue to captivate audiences, as seen in her later works like 2013's Ici et Ailleurs featuring JoeyStarr.