Yé-yé is a music genre that emerged in France during the early 1960s, characterized by its catchy melodies and youthful themes. It blends elements of rock and roll, pop, and French chanson, often featuring simple lyrics about love and everyday life. The genre gained popularity among teenagers and was influenced by American music trends. Prominent artists in the yé-yé movement include Françoise Hardy, Sylvie Vartan, and France Gall. These singers often had a playful and stylish image, which resonated with the youth culture of the time. Yé-yé remains an important part of French music history and has influenced various artists worldwide.