Manon Lisa

From her rock band in the south of France at 16 to the Paris studios, where she spent several years writing and composing for Céline Dion, Maëlle and The Avener, music is her whole life for Manon Lisa.

But one April morning in 2025, she set out to rewrite Dieu est grande by Youssoupha. He speaks to his daughter; she chooses to speak to his son. How do you raise a little boy in 2025?

How do you make him understand that his sensitivity matters, and that all women are counting on him? She posted the video without a second thought. The views kept coming, and Youssoupha himself praised the text.

So, throughout the year, Manon Lisa rewrote iconic songs with a feminist and committed angle: harassment, fascism, ecology, bereavement… Her community has reached 750,000 followers.

Among these texts, Le Petit Pêcheur was released on 11 February 2026 and struck a particular chord: an ode to idleness, with 50 million views in just a few months. The public response was immediate and heralds a follow-up full of songs, concerts and encounters.

A first date at the Étoiles in Paris has been set for 10 November 2026.