1. Julie Pietri was born on 1 May 1955 and is a French pop singer, best known for her single "Eve leve-toi", which was number-one on the French SNEP Singles Chart in November 1986.
14 Facts About Julie Pietri
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At the age of fourteen, Julie Pietri formed a musical group named Transit, with whom she performed songs from artists including Veronique Sanson, Janis Joplin and Joe Cocker.
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In late 1979, Julie Pietri was chosen to record the song "Magdalena".
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In 1982, Julie Pietri met success with "Je veux croire", a post-disco song with gospel sounds.
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Julie Pietri then enjoyed success with a French language version of The Kinks's hit "I go to sleep", retitled "Et c'est comme si".
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Julie Pietri was again invited to perform at the Olympia during a show by Belgian singer Frederic Francois.
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In 1986, the singer returned to music using her complete name, Julie Pietri, and scored a French number one hit with "Eve leve-toi".
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Julie Pietri re-recorded the song in English as "Listen to your heart".
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In spring 1989, Julie Pietri came back with a new look and told "La legende des madones" in a new album.
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Julie Pietri asked the singer-composer Daran to compose two of the eleven tracks of the album.
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In March 1992, Julie Pietri gave birth to a daughter, Manon and decided to retire from music.
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Julie Pietri regularly performed in Paris at the Petit Journal Montparnasse, then at the Cafe Opus.
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Julie Pietri toured again during summers and appeared in many television shows.
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Julie Pietri recorded a new duet with Herbert Leonard, entitled "Orient Express".