Jean-Jacques (singer)
Jean-Jacques (actually Jean-Jacques Bortolaï , born January 17, 1956 ) is a former French chanson singer .
As a 13-year-old, he took part in the Gran Premio de la Canción de Eurovision in Madrid as a representative of Monaco in 1969 and achieved sixth place with the chanson Maman, Mamam . He released three EPs that year .
He soon retired from the music business. Today he works as a rugby union coach in his hometown of Toulon .
Web links
- Discography at encyclopedisque.fr
Individual evidence
- ↑ Eurovision Song Contest 1969 at eurovision.tv
1959: Jacques Pills | 1960: François Deguelt | 1961: Colette Deréal | 1962: François Deguelt | 1963: Françoise Hardy | 1964: Romuald | 1965: Marjorie Noël | 1966: Tereza | 1967: Minouche Barelli | 1968: Line et Willy | 1969: Jean-Jacques | 1970: Dominique Dussault | 1971: Séverine | 1972: Anne-Marie Godart & Peter McLane | 1973: Marie | 1974: Romuald | 1975: Sophie | 1976: Mary Cristy | 1977: Michèle Torr | 1978: Caline & Olivier Toussaint | 1979: Laurent Vaguener | 2004: Maryon | 2005: Lise Darly | 2006: Séverine Ferrer
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Jean-Jacques |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Bortolaï, Jean-Jacques (real name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | French chanson singer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 17th January 1956 |