Nicoletta is a true icon of the 60s and 70s. She is notably the interpreter of the tube The music, become the anthem of Star Academy 2, and the unforgettable He died the sun, which will be readapted by Ray Charles under the title The Sun Died. But Nicoletta did not always want to make music. At the microphone of Christophe Daniel, for the show Micro Mirror which will be broadcast on Thursday June 4, 2020 on Melody, and including our colleagues from Télé Loisirs obtained an extract, the singer confided in her childhood dreams. "I went up to Paris to be in the drawing […]. I have a nice pencil stroke. I always paint and draw." Unfortunately, the supplies needed to fulfill his passion were expensive and Nicoletta soon had to find a way to make a living.
Being an artist has never been a "Plan B"
So it was by the needle that she turned to music, starting as a disc jockey in trendy clubs in the capital. However, Nicoletta, whose real name is Nicole Grisoni, says it loud and clear. Being an artist has never been a "Plan B" as "the crazy view at Ruquier ", Christine Angot. Nicoletta refers here to words that the columnist had said on the set of the show of France 2, We're not in bed. The writer had then said to Grand Corps Malade that being an artist was "always plan B". "It is not being able to do what you thought you were doing when you were little, that is to say a lawyer or a teacher or a doctor or working in a company. " And to add: "it’s always the bottom line of failure. " Words that had hurt many people, starting with Bruno Solo, present on the set. "As far back as I can remember, I’ve always wanted to do what I do today. I don’t see when I wanted to do something else ", he replied. Two years later, Nicoletta has obviously not forgiven Christine Angot!
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