Claudine Lebègue, born in 1956 in Villeneuve-la-Garenne, France, is a French singer-songwriter and actress. She began her career as an accordionist, earning a teaching certificate from the École normale de musique de Paris. In 1991, she started her theatrical journey with the company "Les Fédérés" of Montluçon under Jean-Paul Wenzel's direction. Lebègue released her debut album Zelda Cœur de Vache in 2000, followed by Des Roses et Roger in 2002, produced by EPM and Anne Sylvestre. Her tours were also produced by Anne Sylvestre and "Les Arbres Verts" until 2005. Lebègue has composed for theater, notably for the company "Le Voyageur Debout," and collaborated with Michèle Bernard on songwriting. In addition to her musical career, she published a trilogy of books titled A ma Zone, starting in 2010.
