Charlotte Cardin Crowned Female Artist of the Year at Victoires de la Musique
Charlotte Cardin, the talented singer-songwriter from Quebec, has been honored as the Female Artist of the Year at the prestigious Victoires de la Musique ceremony. The event took place in Paris on a Friday evening, showcasing some of the best in French music.
Recognition at the Victoires de la Musique
Facing tough competition from notable artists including Aya Nakamura, Vanessa Paradis, and Santa, Cardin’s victory is a significant achievement. Upon receiving her award, she expressed her gratitude, stating, “Wow! For a Québécoise who just recently moved to Paris, I could not have dreamed of a better welcome from the French.”
Cardin also took the opportunity to thank her fans, acknowledging their role in her success. “It’s you who have given me the place I have today. I am fortunate to have an audience that I deeply love,” she added.
Additional Nominations
In addition to being named Female Artist of the Year, Cardin was nominated for other categories, including Song of the Year and Audiovisual Creation of the Year, for her hit “Tant pis pour elle.” She performed this song live at La Seine Musicale, the venue for the awards ceremony, further captivating the audience.
Historic Achievement
This accolade marks a historic moment for Cardin, as she is the second Quebec artist to achieve this honor, following Lynda Lemay, who received the award in 2003. Moreover, Cardin is the first female artist from Quebec to be recognized since Cœur de pirate won for her song “Comme des enfants” in 2010.
Previous Canadian Honorees
Historically, several Canadian artists have been recognized at the Victoires de la Musique:
- 2020: Cœur de pirate for “Comme des enfants”
- 2003: Lynda Lemay as Female Interpreter
- 2002: Natasha St-Pier as Revelation Artist
- 2001: Garou and Céline Dion for “Sous le vent”
- 1999: Garou, Daniel Lavoie, and Patrick Fiori for Song of the Year
Charlotte Cardin’s win not only highlights her immense talent but also signifies the growing recognition of Quebecois artists in the French music industry. Filmogaz.com looks forward to following her promising career ahead.
