Laïa Dabri is curious. Out of the question for her to confine herself to a kind of television program. From Touche not to my post at Marseillais or on the television news, there is only one step that she never hesitates to take. Embark in its universe where even series of all kinds have their place.
The co -presentator of “Télématin” had a dream before becoming a journalist. She also left her native Bayonne to try to realize it. But according to “Le Parisien”, Maya Lauqué did not have the expected success.
Maya Lauqué has left a natural and wild region for Paris, a big disillusionment to the key
For over twenty years, Maya Lauqué has been part of the media world. But before that, the co -speaker of Télématin (France 2) With Damien Thévenot had another dream. But according to our colleagues from Parisian (edition of December 23, 2024), the one who celebrates her 46th birthday this Tuesday, February 11, 2025 experienced a “disillusionment“.
Maya Lauqué’s first dream
It was in Bayonne that Maya Lauqué was born. A childhood punctuated at the start, not by journalism, but by dance. Indeed, as she had already explained through an Instagram video dating from August 16, 2024, she “wanted to be a dancer before being a journalist“. “It was the dream of my life since a very young age. One day, my parents were summoned by the teacher because I was a little alone in my corner. I spent my time dancing, I spoke little to others. She advised them to register for a dance lesson“, she said at first. Thus, her parents enrolled her in classical dance and they quickly saw the beneficial effects. She indeed started opening up to others, which made her Lots of good.I then entered the internship at the Dance School of the Opera. I stayed a year. I was 9 years old. Then I returned to Bayonne and I returned to the National Higher Conservatory of Music and Dance of Paris. I had all my adolescence there“, continued the (9 and a half and 6 years old, fruit of his loves with Cyril Denis).
But according to information from ParisianMaya Lauqué would have done everything to try to realize her dream of becoming a dancer, without success. “She left her native Bayonne as a teenager in the hope of becoming a dancer at the Paris Opera,” wrote the media. And to specify that she finally has “thrown in the towel at 17, after a big ‘disillusionment’“. It was then towards journalism that she turned. She notably went through I> Télé and France 5 (The daily newspaper). And since August 2021, she has been meeting the viewers of France 2 every weekend in Télématin.
