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Madame Mangue, an aerian journey
She was born on the day Charlie Chaplin died.
No one can replace Charlie Chaplin. But entering the big family of those who take pleasure performing to the public … That makes sense. That seems like love …
When she was three, she put a finger on a piano key at home. It was beautiful. Followed by the key next to it. It was also beautiful, but not the same. Singing also sounded wonderful, but was also different …
At home, the little girl she was listened to classical piano melodies, from Schubert to Chopin. Later, learning music became serious at the “Conservatoire”, then exciting in high school groups. In Class Rock, it was the joy of playing, and having rows with friends …

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