Amélie Morin, born Brigitte Morin Brégeat on June 3, 1956, in Montreal, Canada, was a French singer and voice actress. She began her music career in the early 1980s with the release of her debut single "J'étais venue pour dire bonjour" in 1981. This song marked her breakthrough moment, leading to the release of her second album Drôle De Dream in 1982. Throughout the decade, Morin continued to release notable songs such as "Mimi Cracra" and albums like Double écho (2006). In addition to her music career, Amélie Morin was also known for her extensive work as a voice actress, notably dubbing characters in popular series like Candy Candy.
