From a dream to reality
Hi!!
It’s been a long time since I last came here to talk to you…
Today, I’m finally announcing some wonderful news: I’m going on tour with a tribute show dedicated to none other than Edith Piaf!!!
You know, when I was a little girl, I dreamed of one day standing on a big stage, surrounded by musicians, wearing a beautiful dress, and singing from my heart.
What an intense journey it has been to get here… It took me nearly 40 years to allow myself to truly believe in that dream and to give myself permission to go after it!
Today, I still have a hard time believing it’s real—that I actually did it—and with a team that is reliable, efficient, and incredibly organized!!!
I am so happy and, at the same time, a little terrified. The little girl inside me is jumping for joy, while the woman in me is questioning everything… But as always, I will silence those doubtful voices, move forward, and succeed—because that’s what I’ve always done!!!
Thank you to everyone who supports me. Your love, encouragement, kind words, and trust give me wings!!!
Dear Edith, I will make you proud.
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