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Nathalie Dominique Françoise Pâque (born 11 May 1977,Liège) is a Belgian singer, best known for her participation on behalf of France in the 1989Eurovision Song Contest.
Pâque was internally selected by channelAntenne 2 to represent France with the song "J'ai volé la vie" ("I've Stolen Life") in the1989 Eurovision Song Contest, held inLausanne,Switzerland on 6 May. At five days short of her 12th birthday, Pâque was the youngest performer ever to take a lead vocal at the adult Eurovision. "J'ai volé la vie" finished in eighth place of the 22 entrants.[1][2] In response to reservations expressed by a number of participating countries regarding Pâque's youth (and that of 1989 Israeli singer Gili, who was only slightly older), theEuropean Broadcasting Union amended the Eurovision rules on age with effect from 1990.[3]
Pâque released several singles and two albums in Belgium during the 1990s, and in recent years has appeared in stage musicals such asTitanic andSingin' in the Rain in Belgium and France.
