Helena Noguerra

Helena Noguerra was born on May 18, 1969, in Brussels, Belgium. She commenced her professional career in the 1980s as a model. In 1986, she appeared as a dancer and chorus girl in the music video for Indochine’s “Tes yeux noirs,” directed by Serge Gainsbourg. Her musical career officially began in 1988 with the release of her first single, “Lunettes noires,” under the pseudonym LNA Noguerra. She later collaborated with Daniel Chenevez on the song “Rivière des anges” in 1992 and contributed to the Ollano project, known for “Latitudes.” Her debut solo album, “Projet: bikini,” was released in 1998, with Doriand as co-writer.

Noguerra continued to expand her discography, releasing “Azul” and “Née dans la nature,” both co-written with Philippe Katerine, distributed under Bertrand Burgalat’s Tricatel label. She produced “Fraise Vanille” in 2007, an album of Serge Rezvani covers featuring collaborations with artists such as Vincent Delerm. A significant career milestone in 2009 involved recording the main theme, “Mysterious Destiny,” and a cover of “Fly Me to the Moon” for the video game “Bayonetta.” Her acting career includes notable roles in films like “Heartbreaker” (2010), where she played Sophie, and “Alleluia” (2014), portraying Solange, which earned her a nomination for the Magritte Award for Best Supporting Actress.

Helena Noguerra’s presence in television includes frequent appearances in series such as “Scènes de ménages” (2013-2024), “Le remplaçant” (2021-2022), and “Brigade anonyme” (2024). She has also ventured into writing with books including “L’ennemi est à l’intérieur” (2002) and “Ciao Amore” (2017). Her consistent engagement across various artistic fields highlights a progressive career characterized by adaptability and creative output. In 2010, she toured with the French band Nouvelle Vague and in 2020, she joined the Enfoirés troupe, further diversifying her performance experiences.