Biography
Lune de miel is a French group created in 1984 by producer Frédéric Partouche, with lyrics by Jean-Louis Milford (Jean-Louis Rodriguez) and music by Jean-André Duperron. It consists of Jean de Franvil, born in Cayenne (French Guiana) in 1957, surrounded by three backing vocalists and dancers: Patricia Ariche, born in 1959, who released a duet with Jean-Louis Milford of the group Century under the name "Hands of Love" (Dance to Dance), Jill (born in 1967, also a model) and Soledad born in 1966 (under the pseudonym Sol Charys she released the italo dance single Dont Watch Me in 1986).
In June 1985 The group was invited to the show Cadence 3 - Ring Parade where they won the public vote ahead of Marc Lavoine. From then on, the groups popularity exploded and the song Paradise Mi Amor became one of the hits of the summer of 1985, reaching number 5 in the Top 50 sales charts and remaining in the Top 50 for 22 weeks. In November 1985, they received a gold record from SNEP. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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