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'''Élise Pottier''', better known by her stage name '''Berry''', is a French singer, originally an actress in theatre,<ref name="berry" /> whose first album, "Mademoiselle", was released in 2008. The album reached No. 34 in France and No. 46 in Belgium.<ref name="lescharts">[http://www.lescharts.com/showitem.asp?interpret=Berry&titel=Mademoiselle&cat=a lescharts.com – Berry – Mademoiselle<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> A second album titled "Les passagers" (''The passengers'') was released in 2012.<ref name="berry" />
'''Élise Pottier''', better known by her stage name '''Berry''', is a French singer, originally an actress in theatre,<ref name="berry" />. Her mother is the the fol sinker [[Christine Authier]].
Berry's first album, "Mademoiselle", was released in 2008. The album reached No. 34 in France and No. 46 in Belgium.<ref name="lescharts">[http://www.lescharts.com/showitem.asp?interpret=Berry&titel=Mademoiselle&cat=a lescharts.com – Berry – Mademoiselle<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> A second album titled "Les passagers" (''The passengers'') was released in 2012.<ref name="berry" />

Berry also performed the vocals to ''[[Comment te dire adieu]]'' (French version of ''It Hurts To Say Goodbye'') on the [[Blank & Jones]] CD ''[[Relax Edition Six]]'', which was released in 2011.


==Albums==
==Albums==

Revision as of 00:53, 10 November 2017

Berry
Birth nameÉlise Pottier[1]
Also known asBerry[1]
Born (1978-02-19) 19 February 1978 (age 46)
France[2]
Occupation(s)Singer,[1] songwriter, musician
Years active2008 – present[2]
Websitewww.casadeberry.com

Élise Pottier, better known by her stage name Berry, is a French singer, originally an actress in theatre,[2]. Her mother is the the fol sinker Christine Authier.

Berry's first album, "Mademoiselle", was released in 2008. The album reached No. 34 in France and No. 46 in Belgium.[3] A second album titled "Les passagers" (The passengers) was released in 2012.[2]

Berry also performed the vocals to Comment te dire adieu (French version of It Hurts To Say Goodbye) on the Blank & Jones CD Relax Edition Six, which was released in 2011.

Albums

2008 : Mademoiselle[3]

  1. Mademoiselle
  2. Le Bonheur
  3. Las Vegas
  4. Belle comme tout
  5. Enfant de salaud
  6. Love Affair
  7. Plus loin
  8. Demain
  9. Inutile
  10. Chéri
  11. Les Heures bleues
  12. Mon automobile (Hidden Title)
  13. Nos équivoques (Deluxe Edition)
  14. La chanson d'Hélène with Daniel Darc (Deluxe Edition)
  15. Capri (Deluxe Edition)
  16. La tendresse (Deluxe Edition)

2012 : Les Passagers[3]

  1. Si souvent
  2. Les passagers
  3. Non ne le dis plus
  4. Brune
  5. Les mouchoirs blancs
  6. Si c'est la vie
  7. Like a river
  8. Ce matin
  9. Claquer dans les doigts
  10. For ever
  11. Partir léger
  12. Voir du pays

References

  1. ^ a b c Paris Match article – Berry, La comtesse de la chanson
  2. ^ a b c d Berry | Site officiel
  3. ^ a b c lescharts.com – Berry – Mademoiselle
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