France: Fanny Biascamano (Eurovision 1997) Dies At the Age of 46
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The former star child, the Setoese singer Fanny Biascamano, died as a result of a long illness. Chosen to represent France at Eurovision in 1997, she had finished in 7th place.
The singer Fanny Biascamano, known as Fanny, died on Saturday 27 December 2025 at the age of 46. The Setoise had distinguished herself in the 1990s by being one of the youngest French women in Eurovision. She had then devoted herself to writing and cooking in her native region. A tribute will be paid to her in Sète on 3 January.
She had had a great success in the early 1990s by resuming a success by Edith Piaf At the age of 12, the Setoise Fanny Biascamano was cumping the TV sets to sing "L'Homme à la moto"
Revealed at his 12th birthday by the show "Sacrée Soirée" by Jean-Pierre Foucault, Fanny had represented France in the contest in 1997.
She wore the colours of France at Eurovision almost 20 years ago. Singer Fanny Biascamano died this weekend, at the age of 46. She was...
France: Fanny Biascamano (Eurovision 1997) Dies At the Age of 46
Sad news is coming from France.The singer Fanny Biascaman, who represented the country in Eurovision 1997, passed away at the age of 46.Fanny passed away following a courageous fight against cancer About Fanny Fanny was born in Sète in the department of Hérault, France.She rose to fame at the age of 12, after performing a cover of “L’Homme à la moto” by Édith Piaf. In 1997, she was internally selected to represent France in the “Eurovision Song…
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