Isabelle De Valvert
Biography
Isabelle de Valvert is a French pop and jazz singer, born in 1951 to Bigband leader Félix Valvert and singer Christiane Terosiet alias Stella Félix. She began her acting career in the 1970s, appearing in Italian films and gaining recognition for her role as Haydée in the 1974 adaptation of "The Count of Monte Cristo". Her notable musical output includes the 1977 single "Mami and Daddy", showcasing her six-language jazz singing abilities.