Her work ends up paying when it is committed to play in the musical "the Ten Commandments". In 2002, she records a duet with Ray Charles. Marked by the first steps of Ginie to the cinema in "Alive" as well as sharing a series in concerts which carried out to the four corners of France. The dedication arrives in 2005 with the exit of her first album solo "Play" on which is featured her younger sister, Caroline (born 1979).
Favorites movies includes "Gladiator", "Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain" and "Pretty woman".
Her mother wrote the words of her first song "Un simple pas".
Played Egyptian princess Nephertari in musical "Les Dix Commandements" (2000-2002).
Shares birthday with Patrick Bruel.
Her hobbies are: cinema, nature, drawing, painting and walks in woods and in the mountains.
Chose her pseudonym: Ginie as the end of her real first name, and Line as the end of her sister's first name.
Le dilemme
Ginie Line Lyrics
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M'ouvrir les yeux
Qui saura ?
Me dire lequel des deux, je désire
Lequel m'attire, qui j'admire, qui me fera choisir
Entre l'espérance et un empire
Entre un regard sans faille et un sourire
Aimer Les yeux fermés, pouvoir partager
Et l'amour et l'amitié
Aimer dans le plaisir, sans avoir à choisir
Oh aime moi, sans me le dire (sans avoir a choisir)
Laisse moi te conquérir
Mais qui pourra ?
Me dire comment, les aimer sans les trahir un peu
Tout les deux, sans faire souffrir
Celui qui ne sera jamais heureux
Mais rester encore celle qu'il désire
qu'il soit le regard sans faille ou le sourire
Moi j'aimerai pouvoir aimer
Aimer Les yeux fermés, pouvoir partager
Et l'amour et l'amitié
Aimer dans le plaisir, sans avoir à choisir
Aime moi, sans me trahir
Je serai ton avenir
Moi j'aimerai pouvoir aimer
Aimer Les yeux fermés, pouvoir partager
Et l'amour et l'amitié
Aimer dans le plaisir, sans avoir à choisir
Aime moi sans me le dire (sans avoir à choisir)
Laisse moi te conquérir (il est dans le plaisir)
Sans avoir a choisir (j'aimerai)
Aimer dans le plaisir
Aime moi sans me trahir (j'aimerai)
Je serai ton avenir (sans avoir a choisir)
In Ginie Line's song Le Dilemme, the lyrics express a dilemma of being torn between two people that the singer is interested in romantically. The chorus repeats the desire to be able to love without having to choose one over the other, to be able to love with eyes closed and without the constraint of having to pick between the two. The lyrics express desperation for someone to help the singer make the choice, questioning who would be able to open their eyes and tell them which one they truly desire. The verses also express the fear of causing pain and not wanting to betray either person, but wanting to remain desired by both.
Line by Line Meaning
Qui pourra ? M'ouvrir les yeux
Who will be able to show me the truth?
Qui saura ? Me dire lequel des deux, je désire
Who will be able to tell me which one I really want?
Lequel m'attire, qui j'admire, qui me fera choisir
Which one attracts me, which one I admire, which one will make me choose?
Entre l'espérance et un empire
Between hope and a kingdom
Entre un regard sans faille et un sourire
Between a steady gaze and a smile
Oh aime moi, sans me le dire (sans avoir a choisir)
Oh love me, without telling me (without having to choose)
Laisse moi te conquérir
Let me conquer you
Mais qui pourra ? Me dire comment, les aimer sans les trahir un peu
But who will be able to tell me how to love them without betraying them a little?
Tout les deux, sans faire souffrir
Both of them, without causing pain
Celui qui ne sera jamais heureux
The one who will never be happy
Mais rester encore celle qu'il désire
But still remain the one he desires
Moi j'aimerai pouvoir aimer
I would like to be able to love
Aimer Les yeux fermés, pouvoir partager
To love with closed eyes, to be able to share
Et l'amour et l'amitié
Love and friendship
Aimer dans le plaisir, sans avoir à choisir
To love in pleasure, without having to choose
Aime moi, sans me trahir
Love me, without betraying me
Je serai ton avenir
I will be your future
Contributed by Madelyn E. Suggest a correction in the comments below.