France Cartigny is a French pop-rock singer. She began her musical journey at age 12 under the pseudonym France Toutou, performing "Le Yoyo", a song written by her father, Joël Cartigny. In 1987, she released "Dis-leur merde aux dealers" as part of an anti-drug campaign led by Michel Platini. Her first album, Sensations, was released in 1992, followed by France Cartigny in 1999 under Barclay Records. In 2004, she released En Place, and in 2008, her album Les Meilleurs with Ocean Music/Naïve featured contributions from her brother Sylvain Cartigny. He also collaborated on various projects, including the collective Liberté de Circulation and Gaëtan Roussel's album Ginger.
