Jane Constance was born blind on 16 September 2010, in Mauritius. Very young, she is passionate about music. “We felt that music was making her feel good,” says his mother. At the age of 5, Jane takes singing lessons and starts the piano. Very quickly, her voice moved. The girl participates in several musical competitions and produces her own concerts.

Jane Constance also enjoys swimming, rollerblading and … Violetta, the Argentinian television series. It is also committed to people with disabilities and is an ambassador for the Global Rainbow Foundation, which works to support them.

She appeared in the second season of The Voice Kids, which she won on October 23, 2015. In the first blind audition award, Jane took over Celine Dion’s The Prayer and Andrea Bocelli, provoking great emotion among the jurors Jenifer, Louis Bertignac and Patrick Fiori. It is with the Corsican singer that Jane decides to continue the adventure. “I was searched on the internet, we were born in the same month … in September,” she says to justify her choice. During the battles, it still upsets the jury.

“Jane’s father Tony Constance welcomes the decision of the Council of Ministers to propose the name of his daughter to become the Unesco Artist for Peace. She could join the stars who represent this NGO in the world. Like Céline Dion. The decision was made public on Friday. “Jane Constance is a source of inspiration, especially for young people,” the statement said.

In March 2016, she appeared in Le Journal de la santé, on France 5, on the occasion of a special children’s program proposed by Michel Cymes and Marina Carrère d’Encausse. She is seen meeting students in a class of CM1-CM2 in Paris. On November 17, 2016, she unveils her first video, inspired by her handicap and from her debut album À travers vos yeux, released November 25th. In an interview with Télé-Loisirs, Jane Constance says “wish her message changes people’s eyes.”