Stories and experiences that open windows onto the world.

Coco et Piaf is a cultural studio creating stories, games and interactive experiences for children, inspired by French, France and the French-speaking world.
We believe curiosity begins when children are given a reason to look closer, ask questions and want to discover more.
Curiosity changes the way we see the world
Coco et Piaf was born from a simple observation: that children are natural explorers. They don't see barriers between languages or borders between countries; they see a world that is waiting to be explored, a game waiting to be played, and a story waiting to be told.
What matters to us
WONDER
We give children a reason to want to know more.
AUTHENTICITY
We explore cultures as they are lived, not as postcards or clichés.
PARTICIPATION
Children don't simply watch an adventure. They take part in it.
Behind Coco & Piaf





Audrey Lang
Founder / Creative Producer
Lydie Hiere
Digital producer with 20+ years of experience, bringing together storytelling, culture and technology to create experiences for children.
French-language Educator & Content Creator
Floriane Blanco
French educator based in Buenos Aires for over 9 years, creating playful experiences that help children explore French through stories, culture and imagination.
French-language educator
Claire Lasserre
French educator with an international background and years of experience working with children, bringing play, movement and curiosity into every Coco et Piaf adventure.
Pedagogical consultant
Amaya Lainez
Primary-school teacher with over 20 years of experience in France and abroad, bringing her expertise in education and French as a foreign language to Coco et Piaf's content.
Artistic consultant
Stage director, producer and translator, bringing her artistic eye to Coco et Piaf’s stories, characters and creative universe.
Growing through collaboration
We collaborate with cultural institutions, schools, French-language networks and creative partners to imagine new ways for children to experience French and Francophone culture.





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