Trivia

In June 2005, she moved to Los Angeles and created her first music company Red Rocks Production.

She has created a fashion consulting agency: The New Divas to promote the French elegance.

She is fascinated by the Indian American culture, and wants to write about it.

Promoting her new album "The Missing Flowers" in France. (April 2007)

In the '80s, when she broke out on the French circuit, wore only black clothes and sported a black mohawk.

She is a Spain-born Frenchwoman, who had a passion for Italy where she moved to in her youth, and made a career in television, mainly hosting and acting. After spending a few years in Italy---where she eventually learned to speak flawless Italian---she moved to France, and studied at the University of Nanterre, near Paris. In 1984 France, she took a new artistic path, and her singing debut was an instant hit which saw her become one of the most popular French singers of all time.

Has said she was inspired by her idol----polyglot Sylvie Vartan---to become a singer.

Has said that French was her first language---even though she was born in Spain---and didn't speak any Spanish until she studied it, years later. Indeed, her Spanish has a distinct foreign accent---perhaps Italian---which can be heard in her Spanish "Johnny Johnny" rendition.

Her artistic style has been copied by countless singers who came after her such as Mecano, Veronique Jannot, and---most blatantly---by Mylene Farmer and Monaco's Stephanie. The latter expropriated Jeanne's own trademark composer, Romano Musumarra.

Was the pioneer in France of a new style of dressing, hair, make-up and---especially---of moving onstage.

Is a vegan and an accomplished writer who has authored books about the lifestyle, most notably "Ma vie est une pomme". (My life is an apple).