Louane Unveils Emotional Song 'Maman' as France's Eurovision 2025 Entry

The singer debuted the heartfelt ballad at the Stade de France, honoring her late mother while marking a bold artistic direction for the competition.

Louane performed her Eurovision 2025 entry, 'Maman,' during the halftime of the France-Scotland Six Nations rugby match at the Stade de France in front of 80,000 spectators and 9 million TV viewers.
The song, written by Louane, is a deeply personal ballad dedicated to her late mother, reflecting on loss, motherhood, and intergenerational connections.
The performance featured a dramatic stage setup with Louane singing atop a 12-meter-high platform, accompanied by percussionists and violinists, creating an emotional and visually striking moment.
France Télévisions has expressed high hopes for the song, which breaks from typical Eurovision pop trends with its slow, introspective style, reminiscent of past successful French entries.
Louane's entry has already garnered attention from Eurovision fans and bookmakers, with France currently ranked fourth in pre-competition predictions.