Catherine Ringer, iconic voice of Les Rita Mitsouko, dies at 68
The French singer, co-founder of the band Les Rita Mitsouko, has passed away after a career marked by hits such as "Marcia Baïla" and "Andy".
Catherine Ringer, famous for co-founding Les Rita Mitsouko alongside Fred Chichin, has died at the age of 68, according to Le Monde. The band, formed in the 1980s, had achieved international success thanks to its hit songs "Marcia Baïla" and "Andy".
The singer continued her solo career after the band's breakup and remained a prominent figure in contemporary French music.
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