“You’re Me As A Woman…”, His Passionate Statement To A Singing Star

Johnny Hallyday, the unbeatable icon of French music, has always aroused the admiration and love of millions of fans around the world. But among all the women who have crossed his life, there is one who has captured his heart in an unequaled way. Johnny publicly declared his passionate love for a French singing star with these fiery words: “T’es moi en nana…”

This statement, as simple as it may seem, reflects the intensity of the feelings Johnny felt for this woman. “T’es moi en nana…” literally means “You are me as a woman”, an expression that transcends simple words to convey a true fusion of souls and personalities.

But who was this mysterious singing star who was able to conquer the heart of Johnny Hallyday in such an absolute way? This is Sylvie Vartan, another legend of French music. Their tumultuous love affair began in 1961 and lasted almost fifteen years. Together, they formed one of the most emblematic couples of the French scene.

The beginnings of their relationship were intense and their love was intense. Both were young, handsome and talented, and their romance quickly captured media attention. Sylvie Vartan was already a rising star of French song, while Johnny Hallyday was becoming a true living legend.

Their love was passionate, but like all great love stories, there were also tumults and difficulties. Johnny’s rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle often put a strain on their relationship. Excesses, relentless touring and constant rumors have added a dose of tension to their already complex history.

Despite these ups and downs, Johnny Hallyday and Sylvie Vartan remained united for many years. Their love gave birth to a son, David Hallyday, also a renowned musician and singer. Unfortunately, despite all efforts, their love didn’t stand the test of time and they ended up going their separate ways in 1980.

Johnny Hallyday’s statement, “You’re me as a girl…”, is a testimony to the deep love he felt for Sylvie Vartan. Although they have followed different paths, they have always held a special place in their hearts for each other.

Johnny Hallyday passed away on December 5, 2017, but his musical legacy and his undying love for Sylvie Vartan will forever be etched in the history of French music. “T’es moi en nana…” is much more than a simple declaration, it is a symbol of the immortal love between two legends of song.

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