Didier Pétrix is ​​a French singer-songwriter whose unique voice and sensitive lyrics explore the nuances of human emotion. Blending French chanson, jazz, and poetic pop, his work is distinguished by a rare elegance and genuine sincerity.

Trained at La Manufacture Chanson in Paris in 1994 and 1995, Didier quickly established himself as a complete artist, both a musician and an actor. Since his debut, he has performed in France and abroad, and recorded three albums acclaimed for their melodic richness and authenticity.

Winner of numerous song awards (International Prize of Nevers, Paris University Prize, Charles Trenet Prize), he captivates audiences with the precision of his writing and his deeply human interpretations, as well as the subtlety and emotional depth of his repertoire.

His stage presence, both understated and captivating, transforms each of his concerts into a suspended moment where intensity, humor, and poetry intertwine.

A curious and generous artist, Didier Pétrix also performs in a variety of ensembles (from intimate piano-vocal duos to jazz quintets) and elegantly reinterprets the great standards of French song and jazz: Sinatra, Nougaro, Fitzgerald, Cole Porter…

Committed beyond the stage, in 2011 he founded Ennéa World, an NGO that supports schools and orphanages around the world, notably through the collection of school supplies and the creation of charitable artistic events. This humanist dimension permeates all his work and gives his music a universal resonance.

Invited to represent French song at the Francophonie Days in Taiwan, Didier Pétrix proudly champions a vibrant, demanding, and profoundly human style of French music.