Louane set to return to Eurovision?

Right now, it's impossible to overlook Louane (listen on the Enfoirés by allzic web radio). On May 17, during the Eurovision in Basel, the singer, who was announced as the big favorite, finished in 7th place. A disappointment for some, even though her live performance of "Maman" left a lasting impression. That night, she opened up with rare emotion, revealing a more intimate side of herself. Since then, the performer of "Jour 1" has remained a prominent figure in musical news.

The latest proof: an international collaboration with Joe Jonas, featured on her latest album, which confirms her reach beyond borders. Between two televised interviews and some moments shared with her partner and their daughter Esmée, Louane was recently a guest on Yann Barthès's show Quotidien.

During this interview, she reflected on her European experience:

"These last ten days have changed me. It's obvious. There's a part of me before and a part of me today that is different. But it's all for the better."

A powerful testimony that highlights the profound impact that Eurovision has had on her career and her personal growth.

When faced with Yann Barthès' question about a potential return to represent France again, the singer responded with a smile:

"Oh yes, I can! Technically, according to the rules, I could totally do it. But maybe I'll just get some sleep first."

Because yes, nothing in the rules prevents her from trying the adventure again. In fact, several French artists have already attempted it multiple times. Isabelle Aubret won the contest in 1962 with "Un premier amour", before representing France again in 1968 with "La source". Guy Bonnet sang for France in 1970 with "Marie-Blanche", and then again in 1983 with "Vivre".

But for now, Louane seems to prefer a break and to focus on preparing for her tour, which she had to postpone due to Eurovision. One thing is certain: with such exposure and confidence, the singer has crossed a milestone.

So, will Louane take her revenge one day at Eurovision? The future will tell, but one thing is for sure: the story between Louane and Europe is far from over.