Elsa Esnoult

Born in Neuilly-sur-Seine, Elsa Esnoult has developed parallel careers as an actress and a singer in French pop and sentimental variété, sometimes tinged with light rock and English-language tracks. After a few television appearances in the late 2000s, she firmly established herself in popular culture with the role of Fanny Greyson in Les Mystères de l’amour from 2011, and later in the musical series Dreams : 1 rêve, 2 vies in 2014 — both contexts in which her singing became prominent. Musically, Elsa Esnoult writes or co-writes much of her material and has released the albums Pour toi... (2014), Tout en haut (2016), 3 (2018), 4 (2019), Chante Noël (2020), 5 (2021), 6 (2022), 7 (2024) and 8 (2025). Her repertoire relies on straightforward melodies, accessible pop arrangements and lyrics focused on romantic relationships, longing, breakups and romantic impulse. On stage she has performed at venues such as the Divan du Monde, the Alhambra, Zénith de Paris, La Cigale, Salle Pleyel and the Folies Bergère, maintaining a close link between her television activity and her musical career. Among her collaborations are early work with Jean-Luc Azoulay on her recordings and duets with Sébastien Roch, Frédéric François and Bradley Cole.