Sylvie Vartan to Host 'This Is My Life' Masterclass at Paris Palais des Congrès
French yéyé icon Sylvie Vartan, aged 81, is set to return to the stage for a special masterclass titled 'This Is My Life' at the Palais des Congrès in Paris on May 12, 2026. This intimate 90-minute event marks a significant comeback after her perceived farewell concerts last year. Accompanied by a large orchestra and author Roland Perez, Vartan will reflect on her 65-year career, sharing unpublished images, memories, and film clips. The performance will feature live renditions of her greatest hits, including 'Tous mes amis,' 'La plus belle pour aller danser,' and 'Maritza.' Initiated by her husband Tony Scotti and producers Jean-Luc Azoulay and Thierry Chabrot, the show aims to highlight key moments of her journey, from her early days in France to her rise as a youth idol and her personal trials. Roland Perez, whose book about Vartan was adapted into a film in 2025, will engage in a dialogue with the singer, guiding the audience through her unique destiny. This event offers fans a nostalgic yet fresh perspective on the life of one of France's most enduring musical stars, blending storytelling with musical performance.
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Sylvie Vartan to Host 'This Is My Life' Masterclass at Paris Palais des Congrès
French yéyé icon Sylvie Vartan, aged 81, is set to return to the stage for a special masterclass titled 'This Is My Life' at the Palais des Congrès in Paris on May 12, 2026. This intimate 90-minute event marks a significant comeback after her perceived farewell concerts last year. Accompanied by a large orchestra and author Roland Perez, Vartan will reflect on her 65-year career, sharing unpublished images, memories, and film clips. The performance will feature live renditions of her greatest hits, including 'Tous mes amis,' 'La plus belle pour aller danser,' and 'Maritza.' Initiated by her husband Tony Scotti and producers Jean-Luc Azoulay and Thierry Chabrot, the show aims to highlight key moments of her journey, from her early days in France to her rise as a youth idol and her personal trials. Roland Perez, whose book about Vartan was adapted into a film in 2025, will engage in a dialogue with the singer, guiding the audience through her unique destiny. This event offers fans a nostalgic yet fresh perspective on the life of one of France's most enduring musical stars, blending storytelling with musical performance.
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