Amy Winehouse "brought back to life" in the biopic "Back to Black"

Struck down at the age of 27, Amy Winehouse would have turned 41 in July, and her slightly hoarse voice would still captivate us.

It's the young Marisa Abela who embodies her in the film "Back to Black" by Sam Taylor-Johnson (50 Shades of Grey).

Seen in Barbie alongside Margot Robbie, this actress is well known to fans of the series "Industry" set in the world of finance.

A promising talent trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, the actress is stunning under the punk diva's beehive.

She also took on the challenge of interpreting the songs herself. The actress trained for four months, seven days a week, until her voice was able to tell the story in an emotional way that touched the film's team. It remains to be seen if her performance will in turn leave a mark on all those who admired Amy's talent, a gifted and successful artist whose premature death still feels like an immense waste today.

Let's remember that Amy Winehouse was a world-renowned British singer and songwriter, famous for her powerful voice and unique musical style blending jazz, soul, and R&B. She achieved international success with her 2006 album, "Back to Black," which won five Grammy Awards, including Best New Artist and Album of the Year.

Despite her immense talent, Amy Winehouse struggled with personal problems, including addictions to alcohol and drugs, which often made tabloid headlines. Her tragic death in 2011 at the age of only 27 deeply saddened her fans and the music industry.

Over the years, Amy Winehouse has become a music icon, praised for her distinctive voice and poignant lyrics. Her retro style and frank personality have also influenced many contemporary artists. Her musical legacy lives on today, and her music continues to inspire new generations of artists and fans around the world.