Born in Quebec City, Canada, Héra Ménard is a Canadian country singer. She wrote her first song at the age of 15. She went on to earn a college diploma in classical singing, followed by a bachelor's degree and a master's in performance, which she completed in 2012. That same year, she won the Prix de la chanson at the Festival de la chanson de Dégelis. In 2013, she joined the a cappella group The Rainbows, and that same year sang backing vocals on Gregory Charles' Vintage tour and for the Cowboys Fringants. In the fall of 2017, she released her self-titled debut album, which earned her the Découverte de l'année award at the 6th edition of Gala Country. In 2018, she leaves Quebec for nine months aboard an orange sailboat. She discovers a passion for making video capsules. On her return, she releases the single " En attendant l'aube ", which is a hit on country radio stations across Quebec. In 2022, Héra Ménard releases her second album, Fleurs.
