Corynne Charby is a French actress, model, and singer who became a pop culture icon during the 1980s. With her striking looks and engaging presence, she transitioned from modeling to acting and eventually to music, where she found significant success. Charby's music career took off with the release of several pop hits that resonated with the youth of her generation, featuring catchy melodies and relatable lyrics.

Her most memorable song, "Boule de flipper," released in 1986, became a defining track of the era and showcased her ability to blend infectious rhythms with a playful, light-hearted style. The track "Pile ou face," also a hit, further cemented her status as a staple in the French pop scene of the '80s. While her music career was relatively short-lived, the nostalgia for her work and the era it represents keeps the songs like "À cause de toi," "Toi," and "Pas vu pas pris" alive in the hearts of her fans. Although she stepped away from the music industry, Corynne Charby remains a beloved figure whose contributions to French pop music continue to echo through its landscape.