Everything for the light: “She will not let go” … Louve the coadou confides what awaits Baya in the suite

Let's go! The first episode of everything for the light has just been broadcast on TF1. The opportunity for the writing of Allociné to meet with Louve the coadou, the interpreter of Baya Vargas, the daughter of Victoria (Joy Esther) and Max (Lannick Gautry).

Spontaneous and spontaneous, the girl marked this very first episode with her imprint. But then, what pushed the actress accepted the project? Does she feel close to her character? What awaits us in the future? Confidences!

Allociné: What seduced you in this project?

Louve the Coadou (Baya): The first thing I was told about this project is that it would be a kind of French Glee and I am a big fan of Glee. I grew up with Violetta, I dreamed of embodying her and going to class with her. Then, told me that it would be a bit of a music studio. I said to myself: “This is absolutely everything I have always wanted to do since my childhood.”

For me, it is just a pure honor, especially since it is super rare as a project and that it is one of the first times that French Glee was materialized. To be part of it is just a pure dream and I had extremely desire.

What can you tell us about your character?

Baya is the daughter of Max and Victoria Vargas. She is 16, she has a lot of character and she is extremely spontaneous. This is what I love about her. It is one of my favorite qualities in this character. She doesn't have her tongue at all in her pocket at all, she absolutely knows what she wants.

And what she wants is to express everything she has to say all the time, without any filter. And that, she will succeed in doing so, especially through music. So when she will discover that there is the studio, when she will discover that it is possible to do this in her life and above all, when she will stop repressing her love for art, despite her mom, who, she has repressed her love for music for a long time, everything will change.

Do you feel close to her despite this rebellious side?

Totally. For me, we are extremely similar, even if I think it is more stretched at 16 than I may have been. But in terms of personality, I give him everything of the person I am currently at 20 years old.

Even if she is a little younger than me, she is much more mature than me at her age. This is what I love about her. In terms of authenticity and self -acceptance, I think that is what I would have liked to be at his age.

You have made a musical school. This is ultimately exactly the role you expected, right?

For me, Baya is a gift, really. I did a musical school at 17. Baya is 16 years old and she wants to return to the Light Studio. The parallels are very easily done in my head. It's true that getting involved to sing, dance and play, it's just welcoming me in a dream world.

Baya arrives in a world that she does not know and will meet her grandmother for the first time. How will it be?

Baya will find her grandmother. It is a great discovery because her mother speaks very little about her childhood, so she will be able to discover, through the existence of this grandmother, Florence, all the childhood of her mother, all that her mother hid her, all that her mother refused to say, that it was on her childhood, her family ties, but also on all that is music.

Florence has a very strong link with the studio, of course, she is the director, and with music. For Baya, discovering this grandmother is discovering a musical heritage in her family. There will be that and there will be the discovery of the studio which is done simultaneously and which, for her, is really an opening on her future. She's not going to let go! I think we feel it from the first seconds on the screen that she will not let go if that is what she wants to do.

How is it with other actors? You all seem to hear yourself well …

Yes, it was obvious. So I play a lot with Joy Esther, who plays my mother, and with Lannick who plays my father, and with both, it goes extremely well. Joy, she has her very maternal naturalness. In any case, in the game, I feel like her daughter.

It's my mom, I have no hesitation, even if we are friends in real life. I also play with Clément Massy, ​​who performs Eden, and who is also an excellent game partner, and it's just fun.

What will viewers love in all the light according to you?

There is so much to love. In addition, I am in my thing, but there are so many other actors, so many other singers. I think what they will love is the diversity of talents there is in this series, the diversity of personalities.

All my partners have a voice, a particular charisma, a talent, a way of playing. I think it is this diversity and the way these talents meet, these voices meet and that these personalities meet, that people will be able to appreciate.

Do we manage to prepare for success when you are in a bubble, as you have been for several weeks?

I did not prepare myself at all that it will be, it is the total blur. For now, I just feel like I am in a very nice vacation column with great friends and we make music and guitar, and it's great. But no, success in itself, visibility in itself, no, is not something for which I manage to prepare.

But, we can't wait to meet people, to see how they will perceive the project. We are waiting for that. We see very few images, but I think it's beneficial too. We give everything we have and we don't go back. It's really good times. And then, when it is finished, it will be done and it will no longer be in our hands. We will have given all our soul, in any case.

Do not miss the rest of Everything for light that you can find every day of the week from 6 p.m. on TF1 and on the TF1+ platform and at 8 p.m. on TFX.