Natasha Saint Pierre is a French-speaking Canadian pop singer. She was born in 1981, February 10, in Bathurst (New Brunswick). She performed at Eurovision as a representative of France. The singer's repertoire includes compositions in Chinese, Spanish and English. But most of the works are in French.
Creation
Natasha Saint Pierre was born in a Canadian province and began her career in Quebec. Creative career was opened in 1996 with the release of the Émergence album. The international debut took place in 1999. She played the Fleur-de-Lys. The production was realized on the London stage. Natasha Saint Pierre gets the opportunity to represent France at the Eurovision Song Contest. The competition was held in Copenhagen in 2001. There she took fourth place, performing a lyrical ballad called Je n'ai que mon ame. Our heroine was recorded under the guidance of talented producers and authors, in particular, Steve Barakat, Rick Allison and Pascal Obispo.
Discography
Now you know who Natasha Saint Pierre is. Albums of the singer will be presented later. In 1996, the Emergence disc was recorded. In 2001, the À chacun son histoire album was released. In 2002, the performer pleases the audience with the Encontrarás record. In 2003, the disc L 'Instant d'après appeared. The next album was released in 2006 and is called Longueur d'ondes. In 2008, Natasha St Pier was recorded. In 2012, Bonne Nouvelle appeared. 2013 pleases fans with the release of the album Thérèse - Vivre d'amour. In 2015, the album Mon Acadie was released.
Interesting Facts
Natasha Saint Pierre was recognized as a star of the French song in 2003. By then she had already managed to release four albums. Her father's name is Mario, he is the director of the prison. A mother named Marie took care of the elderly. Music captivated our heroine from early childhood. She took lessons in singing, dancing and piano. First appeared on stage at eight years old. Her talent was recognized by a music teacher who supported our heroine. Before gaining world fame, she managed to perform at many family celebrations, festivals, city holidays.