BIOGRAPHY :
Michèle Torr, whose real name is Michelle Clebert Tort, was born April 7, 1947 at Pertuis in the Vaucluse (France). At age six, she participated in her first singing competition and finds great pleasure. Become a teenager, she won first prize in a radio hook that allows him to sing the first part of Jacques Brel in Avignon. This victory strengthens Michèle Torr's intention to become a singer like her idol, Edith Piaf. In 1963, she went to Paris for an audition in a record company. The following year released his first single "It's Hard To Be 16 Years" which quickly became a hit and made Michelle Torr one of the darlings of the show "Hi Les Copains. She was voted the title and opening for artists like Johnny Hallyday and Sylvie Vartan before accessing it also as a star.

In the early seventies, Michèle Torr exchange of musical register to move to a more romantic variety that will make him a success for two decades with songs like "My name is Michelle," "J'Aime" "Take Me Dancing Tonight", "Discomotion", etc.. In the late eighties, the variety shows are becoming rarer and Michèle Torr no longer experiences the same success. Yet, his fans remain loyal to him and each new album of beautiful blonde always wins the same success. Singer inexhaustible, it comes out on average a new album (her son, she took in 1967 with singer Christopher, has written some songs, Michele, Michele is also the mother of a daughter born in 1979) all two years and dozens of galas, Michèle Torr going to France to sing his voice still as beautiful.