Natasha St-Pier

Natasha St-Pier, real name Natasha Saint-Pierre, born on 10 February 1981 in Bathurst, New Brunswick (Canada), is a Canadian singer and TV host, naturalised French. She has spent most of her career in France.

She began her career very young in Canada, releasing her first single at 12 and her first album, Émergence, at 15 in 1996. Her international career took off with the English-language version of the musical Notre-Dame de Paris in the UK and Canada, in which she played the character of Fleur-de-Lys.

In 2001, chosen by France 3, she represented France at the Eurovision Song Contest with the song Je n'ai que mon âme, finishing 4th. She has since enjoyed lasting popularity, especially in France, thanks to the success of songs such as Tu trouveras, Nos rendez-vous, Alors on se raccroche, Tant que c'est toi, Mourir demain, Un ange frappe à ma porte and Vivre d'amour. She has recorded duets (and trios) with Pascal Obispo, Florent Pagny, Mickaël Miro, Anggun, Élisa Tovati, Sonia Lacen, Grégory Turpin, Les Stentors, Les Petits Chanteurs à la croix de bois, Jean-Michel Di Falco, Roch Voisine, Tony Carreira, Michel Fugain, Grégoire, Florent Mothe, Hélène Segara, Vincent Niclo, Anne Sila, Véronique Jannot, Jonathan Roy and Didier Barbelivien, among others. She has also been part of the Les Enfoirés troupe.

She is also a TV and radio host in France and Belgium, having notably presented the France 3 variety show Les Chansons d'abord in 2013-2014, commented on the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest, and worked on AirZen Radio since 2021. She has also taken part in TV shows as a judge (French Eurovision selection, The Voice Belgique) and as a contestant, notably on Mask Singer on TF1, Les Traîtres on M6, and Danse avec les stars on TF1, which she won in season 13 in 2024. In 2015 she recorded the song L'Adieux for Puy du Fou.