Camille Lellouche in tears: she breaks down while talking about Nino Vella, who died suddenly at 31

Camille Lellouche's voice was choked by a sob in C à vous on December 13. The singer éwas talking about the death of a friend.

© France 5 Camille Lellouche in C à you, December 13, 2024

IN BRIEF

• Camille Lellouche released a new album on December 6.
• A song on the album pays tribute to composer Nino Vella, who died last summer.
• Camille Lellouche was in tears when she spoke about her friend's passing in C à you this December 13th.

Camille Lellouche's schedule has been particularly busy this year. The actress and singer was a coach on The Voice: Comeback last May. Four months later, she was at the poster for L'Heureuse élue, a comedy directed by Frank Bellocq (Le Daron on TF1) with Michèle Laroque.

2024 finally ends in music for the multifaceted artist. His new album, soberly named II, hit stores on December 6th. “I don't like titles. I like it when we have a visual and don't get worked up. I like it not to be a sales argument”, she justified during her appearance on C à vous on France 5 last night.

Camille Lellouche, overwhelmed by tears on C à you

Writing the album was not an obvious thing. “When you're happy, you're less inspired. I had a year and a half of writer's block. I told myself that it wasn't my job anymore and then I met a lot of people, a lot of incredible musicians, composers. It rekindled this little flame in me,” said Camille Lellouche.

Little Alma's mother was killed. also struck recently by a drama: “There was a composer friend, Nino Vella who éwritten some of my pieces, who is died in July. And who brought&amp ;eacute; this new artistic flame and it was really a friendly love at first sight He left me basically, it's a bit like he had abandoned me – it's a bit éselfïste – in an important moment but…” A sob then échokedé his voice.

Camille Lellouche: “I am very happy”

Despite the tears, Camille Lellouche wanted to pay tribute to the man who accompanied the &amp ;eacute;writing the album. “It's important because Nino Vella was a very great composer, singer, topliner and musician. He accompanied a lot of artists and he was exceptional”, stressed the former candidate of The Voice.

And to conclude: “His music still lives and I am very happy. I dedicated a song to him called Nino d’ailleurs”. This meaningful piece is the 11th of 14 tracks on his album which follows à its previous one disc, A, released three years ago. We don't know yet if Camille Lellouche will perform it on stage.