Michel Berger : Sa romance avec Véronique Sanson a eu une incidence sur Violaine, la soeur de la cha

Michel Berger: His romance with Véronique Sanson had an impact on Violaine, the singer's sister. This Friday, November 28th, Michel Berger would have turned 78. He tragically died on August 2nd, 1992, at the age of 44, of a heart attack following a tennis match with Marie-Françoise Holtz at his property in Ramatuelle. He composed and performed iconic songs, the most famous of which is undoubtedly "La Groupie du pianiste" (1980). Michel Berger was a singer, composer, and also an artistic director. In fact, he produced, for Pathé Marconi with Claude-Michel Schönberg, Les Roche Martin: a short-lived musical trio from 1967, composed of François Bernheim, Véronique Sanson, and Violaine Sanson. This musical adventure did not last very long. "I loved being with the girls, but I didn't get along with one of our artistic directors. He was suggesting a terrible song called 'I Have Flowers in My Hair,' it was