Catherine Ringer, iconic figure of the Rita Mitsouko, has died
The French singer and songwriter passed away on September 14 following cancer.
Catherine Ringer, co-founder of the band Rita Mitsouko and major figure in French music, died on September 14, according to Le Monde. The artist succumbed to aggressive cancer after a forty-year career marked by original compositions and varied collaborations.
A songwriter, composer and performer, Ringer distinguished herself through her artistic independence and numerous appearances and musical encounters throughout her professional journey.
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- Catherine Ringer, figure mythique des Rita Mitsouko et voix électrisante de la chanson française, est morte — Le Monde — Une
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