Karen Cheryl (born Isabelle Morizet in Saint-Germain en Laye, France, on July
19, 1955) took her first steps on the French music scene at the age of seventeen
with the hit "Garde moi avec toi" (1975). Launched by Claude Carrère's
ex-partner, Mémé Ibach, to compete with Sheila & B. Devotion, Karen Cheryl
offered a schoolgirl Barbie doll image. She went on to collect disco hits such
as "Show Me You're Man Enough" (1979) and "Sing to Me Mama" (1978) - with
million-dollar record sales - and eclipses, periodically hosting TV shows. At
the turn of the 2000s, she reverted to her Christi...