The singer, humorist and actress, is preparing her first album, of which she still does not name, for the beginning of the year 2021. Guest of "Culture Médias", Camille Lellouche looks back on her participation in the fourth season of "The Voice" in 2015. An experience in which she put a lot of pressure on herself, but from which she now draws the positive.
INTERVIEW
She had waited so long for this to take center stage that she didn't really take advantage of it.
Camille Lellouche returns, at the microphone of Pascale Clark in
Culture Médias
, on her participation in 2015 in the fourth season of
The
Voice, the telecrochet of TF1.
"When I arrived at
The Voice
, I had waited for so long to be in the light that I was suffering instead of being in the pleasure", recalls the artist, who has since learned beautiful things from this experience. televised.
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Behind the scenes of the show, Camille Lellouche's discomfort was known.
"The people at
The Voice
knew, since I threw up every time before going on stage," she recalls.
I was sick because everything was visceral and vital with each performance ".
The singer was actually putting oversized pressure on herself.
"That period was both fantastic and very painful. I told myself that if I got 'fired' I might just disappear," she explains today.
"I had waited for this moment for so long."
"I really wanted to stop everything"
But
The Voice
, thanks to the tour of candidates following the show, was a great experience for Camille Lellouche.
“On the tour, however, I really enjoyed myself. It was just fun,” she smiles.
Five years later, Camille Lellouche has also been able to draw artistic resources from her participation in the show.
“We know the four armchair coaches, but there are also the shadow coaches. And I am still in contact with the coach who accompanied me on the show,” explains the singer.
"I also made friends in
The Voice
, like Anne Sila who took me out in the semi-finals."
If the experience was difficult for Camille Lellouche, it is also because she arrived in the telecrochet at a difficult moment in her life.
"Before doing this casting, it was a very dark and very hard time for me. I was sick of refusing, I was sick of 'no' all the time," recalls the artist.
"I really wanted to stop everything."
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The Voice
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, thanks to the success of her mini-sketches on social networks.
She also stars in several films, including
Planetarium
, by Rebecca Zlotowski.
The artist returns to song in 2020 with
Mais je t'aime
.
A title that she wrote in 2017 and unveiled to the public three later, in a duet with Grand Corps Malade.
Camille Lellouche's first album will be released in early 2021. Her name remains, for now, a secret.