Jean‑Luc Azoulay, born 23 September 1947 in Sétif, French Algeria, is a French
composer, screenwriter, and television producer. After moving to France at 15,
he studied medicine before becoming assistant to singer Sylvie Vartan, where he
first met future business partner Claude Berda. In 1977, they founded
AB Productions, and under the pseudonym Jean‑François Porry, Azoulay wrote most
of the songs for the group Les Musclés and for singer Dorothée, producing the
1980‑86 comedy‑musicals Dorothée au pays des chansons, Dorothée tambour battant,
and Au royaume de Diguedondaine. He wro...