At the microphone of Sud Radio, Camille Lellouche returned to the most difficult moments of her early career, when nothing was working. A period where she confided “having sunk“.
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And Camille Lellouche today meets with success, in particular thanks to his duo with Grand Corps Malade, which in addition to being a hit with the public allowed him to win the Music Victory of the original song, the young woman has not always had that highs in her career. In particular, she came back with humor on the way in which she had been rejected from New star, before taking his revenge on André Manoukian at Large chess board. At the microphone of Sud Radio, the singer and humorist, who has never hidden his hypersensitivity, confided in the darkest periods of its existence.
“What saved me was this song”
Evoking his song Do not judge me, Camille Lellouche explained that this title touched her particularly because it said “his history“. “It was a period of my life when I was at its lowest. I sank. I really sank. So what saved me was this song. It was composing it. and listen to it “, she first explained. “I was very low, there I am stable. I have this intelligence today to tell myself that my neuroses are less violent than before. Then it’s okay today, since I do what I like“, she said when the host asked her about the roller coaster she seemed to live permanently. “Back then when I was sinking, there was nothing I wanted. Yet I was working for it, but when you don’t want you, when you don’t want to see your light, it’s very disturbing, because that in fact it’s crazy to have to fight to do something when we know it’s our job, it’s our life. And it’s very, very unfair to have to say to ourselves, I have something but you can’t see it “, continued the talent revealed by The Voice.
Her life changed the moment she sank
A situation that she is not the only one to have experienced, but which remains painful for her. “It’s horrible, I am not the only one, like many people who have struggled and who still struggle and who are very well known today.” Paradoxically, it was when she sank that the life of Camille Lellouche has finally changed and everything has happened. “You must never let go, you have to be very well surrounded too”, concluded the singer with optimism.
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