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Alizée Jacotey - Biography |
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Alizée was not even 16 when her
first track, "Moi Lolita" was released. The day the young Corsican met the
Mylène Farmer - Laurent Boutonnat duo marked a real turning point in her
life and the result of this meeting was "Gourmandises," her first album. 2
years later over 4 million records were sold throughout the world and
Alizée also received several awards - NRJ awards, World Music Awards, M6
awards, and other European awards. Her songs reached the top of the
Italian, Spanish, German, British, Polish, Dutch and Russian charts….and
often held the No. 1 slot for many weeks.
Her second album "Mes Courants Électriques", featuring the single, "I’m
fed up", is also written and produced by Mylène Farmer and Laurent
Boutonnat. "Mes Courants Électriques" was released in France in March
2003.
Alizée was born on the coast of Corsica on August 21, 1984. Hailing from
Ajaccio, her childhood on the island was a happy one. Early on, Alizée
sought to express her artistic streak. Passionate about dance, she began
lessons at the age of 4 and became increasingly drawn to show business
through her acting and singing lessons.
At the age of 11, she entered a drawing competition by coloring in an
airplane and won first prize. Not only did she win a marvellous trip to
the Maldives, but a life-size reproduction of her drawing was also
featured on the cockpit of an airplane which was to be named “Alizée.”
This marked the beginning of a wonderful, artistic career. |
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Alizée Jacotey - Personal Quotes |
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Commenting on supposed nude
photographs appearing on various websites:
"They are quite obvious fakes. These kinds of photos are rife on the
Internet and many other artists are affected by this kind of
problem. It's ridiculous. I've never posed naked in my life." |
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Alizée Jacotey -
Soundtrack |
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A Good Year (2006) (performer:
"Moi... Lolita")
Alizée en concert (2004) (V) (performer: "L' Alize", "Hey! Amigo!",
"Toc de Mac", "J' en ai marre!", "Lui ou toi", "Gourmandises", "L'
E'mail ades ailes", "Mon Maquis", "J.B.G.", "Moi Lolita", "Amélie m'
a dit", "Parlet tout bas", "C'est trop tard", "Youpidou", "Temp
e'te", "A coutre-courant", "J' ai pas vingt ans")
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Alizée Jacotey - Related Links |
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Wikipedia: Alizée Jacotey
YouTube: Alizée Jacotey
Alizée Jacotey at Babemania.com
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