Lââm

Lââm born 1 September 1971 is a French singer of Tunisian descent She has sold more than 4000000 singles albums Lââm whose real name is Lamia was born in Paris and had family problems during childhood At a very young age she developed a passion for music A producer commented on her singing and the way she interpreted songs thus Lââms career began She released her first single Chanter pour ceux qui sont loin de chez eux which was a reprise of Michel Bergers song The French public bought 960000 copies of the song gold disc certification The song ranked second on the Top 50 for nine weeks Lââm released her first album Persévérance which contained additional versions of Michel Bergers songs as well as Jamais loin de toi Assez Les enfants de lan 2000 and the encore Face à Face In 2001 she released her second album Une vie ne suffit pas and reached gold certification with more than 100000 copies sold The album spawned two hit singles Que lamour nous garde and De ton indifférence In 2002 Lââm performed a huge concerttour at Paris Olympia During that time Lââm also performed in the musical comedy Cindy The musical comedy was not considered successful despite the official single leading the album to reach gold status in record sales with more than 100000 copies sold The single interpreted by Lââm and Frank Sherbourne was placed fifth in the Top 50 In 2004 Lââm released an album showcasing a broader sampling of musical genres than previous work In its production a variety of sounds were used including rock contemporary RB and rap music as well as several duets with JeanJacques Goldman Lisa Stansfield Princess Aniès The album contained two singles written and composed by JeanJacques Goldman Tu es dun chemin and On pardonne Both Goldman songs aired on radio but were short lived Promotion was not up to par and thus no more than 25000 copies were sold Lââm also began another French tour which included dates in Pairs au Zèbre de Belleville In August 2005 the single Petite Sœur was released It was infused with an RB rhythm and the song went to fifth on the charts with more than 250000 copies sold Lââm was returning to her previous level of popularity and was invited to a great number of shows to perform the single In September of that same year her album was republished under the name Pour être libre it included three new songs Petite Sœur Pour être libre and Elle est toujours là Within a year the album was ranked high in the French charts and was certified gold having sold more than 75000 copies In 2006 she received many nominations at the NRJ Music Awards as the Frenchspeaking artist of the year and at the Victoires de la musique as female artist of the year against such artists as Keren Ann Zazie and Juliette Despite ultimately not winning the nominations showed Lââm had not been forgotten and that the public loved her songs She later organized a huge tour in the summer which passed through a number of cities in France like Perpignan and Amiens and Belgium Source Article Lââm from Wikipedia in English licensed under CCBYSA 30