French singer, composer, and actor Gerard Berliner began his recording career in the late '70s with a couple unsuccessful singles on Philips. In 1982, he scored with "Louise," one of the most popular French hits of that summer. He released a series of albums including Voleur de Maman (1982), Le Vertige des Fleurs (1992), and Heureux (1997). Berliner later found success in the theater, in particular with his musical production Mon Alter Hugo, whose success spawned the album Berliner Chante Victor Hugo (2006). Aimer C'est Plus Que Vivre followed in 2008. ~ Jason Birchmeier