“Star Academy”: Marine reveals the story behind “my fault”

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The first naval single, the winner of the “Star Academy”, is a hit on all platforms. In an interview, the interpreter of “My fault” returns to the meaning of his title.

“My fault”, the first single of the winner of the “Star Academy” 2024 has been accumulating the listening since its release, just a week ago. The victory in pocket, Marine multiplies the appearances, like this Tuesday, January 28 on WECB at the microphone of “Manu in 6/10”. The same day, Marine confided in Alix Grousset in an interview during which she shared the genesis of her first title.

Marine evokes “toxic relations”

“”I think we can take ownership of interpretation as we want, Comments Marine. Not even necessarily that in romantic relationships, also in friendly relationships, I think. But in this case, it talks about a romantic relationship“She explains before adding:”Knowing how to detach yourself from a relationship when it is necessary, which is toxic, which is unhealthy. Succeed in passing beyond love which is unfortunately too strong to leave. It must be said that it is not our fault and that we do as we can. “

Even if “my fault” echoes an old painful relationship, the future seems already radiant for Marine. Shot, release from his album, promo … The year 2025 promises to be particularly busy for the young woman of 24 years.

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