Valentina

Valentina, the young artist who has captivated the French public, will perform at Le Trianon for an evening dedicated to French pop. An unmissable event to discover her world on stage.

Valentina, full name Valentina Tronel, became known to the general public after winning the 2020 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, representing France with the song « J'imagine  ». Born in 2009, she hails from Rennes and quickly showed an early talent for singing. Before Junior Eurovision, she had already participated in the show The Voice Kids in 2017, where she joined singer Soprano's team, marking her first steps in the French music scene. Her journey is emblematic of a new generation of artists who emerge via television platforms before confirming their potential.

Her musical style is firmly rooted in French pop, with catchy melodies and lyrics often carrying positive messages of hope, suitable for a family audience. After her success at Junior Eurovision, Valentina continued to develop her repertoire, exploring themes dear to her young audience while refining her artistic proposition. She released several singles and a debut album, « Plus loin qu'un rêve  », which was well-received, confirming her status as an artist to watch. Her music is characterised by a freshness and authenticity that allows her to reach a wide range of listeners, from the youngest to adults.

On stage, Valentina is known for her communicative energy and her ability to create a warm connection with her audience. Her concerts are often described as moments of sharing and joy, where the artist's spontaneity and sincerity are highlighted. She performs her flagship tracks as well as covers, offering a dynamic and engaging performance. This appearance at Le Trianon, a historic venue in Montmartre, represents a great opportunity for the artist to present her work in an intimate yet prestigious setting, allowing spectators to experience an immersive live show and discover the full extent of her vocal and stage talent. It is also an opportunity for her to strengthen her bond with her Parisian audience and mark an important step in her young career.