Alizée at home

[Max]

On the top floor of a building on the right bank, at the edge of the 9th borough, Alizée's apartment opens onto the rooftops of Paris. The sky is a sad gray, but the hostess of the house is bright. While she reveals the treasures of her closets, her husband, the singer Jérémy Chatelain, takes care of their daughter, Anny-Lee, aged two and a half years, who isn't feeling well today. The young mother remains calm and smiling.

Gone is the look of the Lolita tease. The former protégée of Mylène Farmer and Lawrence Boutonnat, she has matured and has emancipated from the couple of Pygmalions. Alizée herself is more sensitive, very feminine, stylish and tart. She loves fashion houses in France and manga. The result is a pretty atypical marriage (combination? - Max). It's colorful, subtle and unexpected. Like her new album, produced and directed by her husband, in collaboration with such fine artists as Jean Fauque (author of "Dare to Josephine"), Daniel Darc and rapper Oxmo Puccino.

translated (with the help of google) this little bit from:

http://www.alizee-forum.com/showthread.php?t=21185

[marik]

wow! nice she likes Manga! thanks for the info Max!

[fsquared]

I already held forth at some length on the topic of "Alizée:Geek Fantasy". This seems to only add fuel to the fire.

[Uméesha]

Originally Posted by marik

wow! nice she likes Manga! thanks for the info Max!

thanks for the information and translation max, and marik the word "Manga" we call in our language as "Mango"

[fsquared]

Originally Posted by Uméesh

thanks for the information and translation max, and marik the word "Manga" we call in our language as "Mango"

When you say "our language", what language are you talking about? I presume the article refers to "manga" as in "Japanese comic books".

[Uméesha]

Originally Posted by fsquared

When you say "our language", what language are you talking about? I presume the article refers to "manga" as in "Japanese comic books".

our language is "Tamil" we used to say manga as "mango" a fruit!

[marik]

fsquared is right! Manga is a Japanese Comic Book!,well i love reading some Manga's! just like Alizée!

[Fusoya]

I love reading manga.
Got a few books

[Uméesha]

Originally Posted by Fusoya

I love reading manga.
Got a few books

what does it relates..... means, what did it mean by the term "manga"? anything special about it?

[Fusoya]

Originally Posted by Uméesh

what does it relates..... means, what did it mean by the term "manga"? anything special about it?

Manga is the term used for japanese comics.
japanese comics is drawed with certain styles you wont find in the european or american comics