Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich song "When the Boy’s Happy (The Girl’s Happy Too)". Another EP included "Tiny", a semi-autobiographical song, and she recorded several songs written by Henri Salvador, as well as a version of the Beatles' "Eight Days a Week" ("Huit jours par semaine"). She also appeared in the film Les Parias de la gloire, and in 1965 took part in the Rose d'Or contest. In April 1966 she made her last television appearance. She ended her recording career soon afterwards, following a disagreement with Jacqueline and Henri Salvador. She appeared in Nicolas Gessner‘s 1967 film, La Blonde de Pékin. In 1968, she returned to Saigon where she performed in cabaret before deciding to retire from public performances. She returned to Paris in 1970, and made a final acting appearance in the television series Allô Police. After retiring from the entertainment industry, she married and set up several restaurants, at first in Paris and later in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Pont-sur-Yonne, and Montpellier. She continues to live in Montpellier. A compilation of her recordings was issued on CD in 2017. References External links Yé-yé singers 1944 births Living people Singers from Paris French women pop singers People from Phnom Penh Vietnamese expatriates in France