Marc Dupré
Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist
Born
July 28th, 1973
51 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Canada
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A prominent figure in the Canadian music scene, contributed significantly as a singer-songwriter and guitarist. Gained recognition through participation in various music festivals and competitions, leading to a successful solo career. Released several albums, showcasing a blend of pop and rock influences. Achieved popularity with songs that resonated with a wide audience, earning multiple awards in the Canadian music industry.
Released the album 'La vie est une fête'
Participated in the television series 'Star Académie'
Won multiple Félix Awards for music excellence
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