Catherine Ringer, voix emblématique des Rita Mitsouko, décède à 68 ans
La chanteuse française, cofondatrice du groupe Les Rita Mitsouko, s'est éteinte après une carrière marquée par des succès comme « Marcia Baïla » et « Andy ».
Catherine Ringer, célèbre pour avoir cofondé Les Rita Mitsouko aux côtés de Fred Chichin, est décédée à l'âge de 68 ans, selon Le Monde. Le groupe, formé dans les années 1980, avait connu un succès international grâce à ses tubes « Marcia Baïla » et « Andy ».
La chanteuse avait poursuivi sa carrière solo après la séparation du groupe et restait une figure importante de la musique française contemporaine.
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