11 Facts About Myriam Abel

Myriam Abel began singing at the age of ten and, at the age of thirteen, participated in a singing competition.

Myriam Abel then decided to take singing lessons at Les Voix d'Or with Indira Henni, who became her artistic director.

Myriam Abel then had her television debut on the program Je passe a la tele on 2 May 1997.

Myriam Abel became her new manager before moving on to focus more on his own musical style.

Myriam Abel entered a rising star competition with seventy singers in 1998 in Beaune and won.

Myriam Abel was selected for the Golden Rose of Antibes Contest on 2 July 1999 where she finished second.

Myriam Abel was selected by Disney to record When She Loved Me for the French release of Toy Story 2.

Myriam Abel recorded the song under the name Myriam Morea and continued to use the pseudonym.

Myriam Abel won the third season of M6's tele-hook in June 2005.

Myriam Abel thus gained the opportunity to record an album with Sony BMG.

Myriam Abel remade the song Baby Can I Hold You by Tracy Chapman in the summer of 2006.