BIOGRAPHY :
Sylvie Vartan was born August 15, 1944 at Iskretz (Bulgaria) of a Bulgarian father and a mother of Hungarian descent. Life became increasingly difficult in Bulgaria, Sylvie's family decided to move to France at the end of 1952. Learning French for Sylvie and her brother Eddie is not easy, but the strength of character of the girl he achieves the level of baccalaureate. In 1961, thanks to his older brother who is already sailing in the world of music, Sylvie Vartan recorded her first 45 laps: "out of gas," a duet with singer Frankie Jordan. The success of the track allows Sylvie stand on its own feet and record his first solo songs. In the midst of ye-ye, Sylvie Vartan is a true national star.

When she married the teen idol, Johnny Hallyday (they have a son together Dadid, born 1966), in 1965, she completes the row of icons. The sixties and seventies are under the sign of Sylvie Vartan. It draws on the American entertainment to create unique shows and choreography have a major role. The tubes are linked together, "La Maritza", "What makes you cry The Blondes?", "Love is Like a Cigarette", etc.. Sylvie sings on all continents and is in many foreign television, it is one of the most significant representatives of French song. In 1980 she divorced Johnny Hallyday and moved to the United States but does not abandon France where she returns regularly with new albums. French singer of all records, it is one that combines the greatest number of viewers having seen on stage in France and abroad. It is also the singer who has made the most magazine covers approximately two miles. With a total of thirty-six studio albums and hundreds of songs recorded Sylvie Vartan is rewarded by France in 2009 being promoted to an Officer of the Legion of Honor. The same year, Sylvie Vartan fills his fans with his new album "All Merged Sentences" on which she gives us twelve titles a good dose of emotion.