Mélodie pour Manuella
One of Ringer's documented early adult-film credits.

Catherine Ringer is a French singer-songwriter, composer and actress born October 18, 1957 in Suresnes, best known as co-founder and lead voice of Les Rita Mitsouko after an early period that included adult-film performances.
Catherine Ringer is a French singer-songwriter, composer, actress and former adult performer born October 18, 1957 in Suresnes, France. A Gérardmer Festival biography records professional stage work beginning in the mid-1970s, including experimental theater, singing and dance.
During that same formative period, Ringer also appeared in adult films. Public records list several aliases and credits from that chapter, while a later interview quoted by Le Monde confirms that she spoke publicly about the experience after becoming famous.
In 1979, Ringer met Fred Chichin and formed Les Rita Mitsouko. The partnership lasted nearly three decades and produced a distinctive catalog at the intersection of French pop, rock, funk and experimental music.
After Chichin's death in 2007, Ringer continued composing, recording and touring under her own name. She released the solo album Ring n' Roll in 2011 and remained active across music, film and television projects.
Performed as singer and actress in experimental musical theater.
Appeared in adult productions under her own name and several aliases.
Met Fred Chichin and began their long musical partnership.
The song became a defining Les Rita Mitsouko hit.
Released Ring n' Roll and continued an independent music career.
One of Ringer's documented early adult-film credits.
Breakthrough Les Rita Mitsouko song inspired by dancer and mentor Marcia Moretto.
Ringer's first solo studio album after the Les Rita Mitsouko era.