After starting his career in the ill-received hard-rock combo Your Vice, French pop balladeer Marc Lavoine moved to Paris in 1981 and landed a supporting role on “Pause Café”. The singer issued his debut solo single in 1983, and with the blockbuster follow-up, “Pour Une Biguine Avec Toi,” he transcended the matinee-idol trappings of his early telenovela fame by emerging as the premier romantic crooner of his generation. His albums peppered with duets by singers and actresses like Cristina Marocco, Françoise Hardy, and Claire Keim, Marc’s acting roles and marriage to ex-Vogue model Denise Pascale did little to dim his female appeal, nor does his high-profile current union with Princess Sarah Poniatowski of Poland. “Reviens Mon Amour” is off the disc “Marc Lavoine, Vol. 10″.

by Mark Emge