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Paris, 1974: a guitar and a suitcase
In August 1974, Jeane Manson flew to Europe with very little luggage and plenty of plans.
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“Jeane Manson chante Noël (Live)” is available as a digital edition. Listen to the album and explore memories of Christmas on stage.

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« Avant de nous dire adieu »
American singer who rose to fame with the song “Avant de nous dire adieu”.
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An artist's journey
Stage, songs and musical journeys: a few landmarks in her career.
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Official portraits
Portraits, stage and archives from the official photo selection.
Stories
Stories from a career
Songs, stage, film and musical journeys told chapter by chapter.

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Cabaret Le Claque
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Église Saint-Paul
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Salle polyvalente Louis Donnadieu
View details — Bout-du-Pont-de-l'Arn, Salle polyvalente Louis DonnadieuExplore Jeane Manson’s albums and songs, including Hotel California on Encore une fois, Une Américaine à Paris and Latina Sensación.
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An artistic collaboration
With “Il m’a fallu du temps”, Jeane Manson celebrates her collaboration with Christophe Leporatti. Discover the song on the album Encore une fois.
Born in the United States, Jeane Manson spent part of her childhood in Mexico. She learned guitar and piano, then studied music and drama in California.
She arrived in Paris in 1974 and became known in 1976 with “Avant de nous dire adieu”. She has since sung in French, English and Spanish, moving between chanson, country and Latin rhythms.
Her curiosity has also led her to film and theatre, with the stage as a common thread.
Stories
From Mexico City to Paris, from Nashville to Corsica: a few chapters to read.

Life
In August 1974, Jeane Manson flew to Europe with very little luggage and plenty of plans.
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Music
Meeting Jean Renard and Michel Mallory gave Jeane Manson the song that launched her career.
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Stage and screen
With the Richard Gardet Orchestra, Jeane Manson revisits French and American songs of the 1940s in a musical celebration of freedom.
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Life
A jazz singer and painter, Chris Stevens, Jeane Manson's mother, was a source of inspiration for her.
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Life
Une Américaine à Paris and Prières d’amour: two books revealing a more intimate voice, through memories and spirituality.
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Music
In 2026, Jeane Manson released a 22-track live album with Jean Claudrich and a big band.
Read the storySix ways into her musical world.
A childhood between the United States and Mexico, guitar and piano as first companions, then Paris in 1974: the starting point of a French career.
Music by J. Renard, words by M. Mallory: “Avant de nous dire adieu” introduced her voice to French audiences in 1976. The original recording is available to listen to above.
French, English, Spanish: her repertoire moves from one language to another and keeps traces of her American and Mexican roots.
In 1992, Jeane Manson played Odette in Dédé at the Célestins theatre in Lyon, directed by Jean-Paul Lucet. Another way to discover her work as a performer.
Jeane Manson's repertoire also invites a Latin escapade. Find “Moliendo Cafê” on Viviré (2014), then explore the colours of Latina Sensación (2020).
From Mes plus belles chansons country to Jazz Bleu Nuit (Remix), released in 2026, her discography offers other moods to explore. An invitation to rediscover her beyond her best-known hits.
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Encore une fois CDs and USB drives are available from Jeane Manson. Contact us for prices and ordering details.
Christmas CDs are coming. In the meantime, discover Encore une fois on CD and USB drive.
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