Daniel Lavoie
Daniel Lavoie was born in Dunrea, Manitoba in 1949 and moved to Montreal in the early 1970s. His debut album 'A Court Terme' came out in 1975 and included the...
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Daniel Lavoie was born in Dunrea, Manitoba in 1949 and moved to Montreal in the early 1970s. His debut album 'A Court Terme' came out in 1975 and included the song 'Je voudrais voir New York,' which became a hit in Quebec. He released his first English-language album 'Cracked' in 1980.
His music has included songs like 'Bamboula,' 'Leaders,' and 'Belle.' In 1985, his song 'Ils s'aiment' drew attention for its subject matter. He worked with other artists including Véronique Sanson, Céline Dion, and Marc Lavoine.
In the late 1990s, Lavoie went through a difficult period that led to his 2000 album 'Le discours du Papillon.' He has continued to record and perform, with albums like 'Adieu Bohème' in 2009 and 'Daniel Lavoie Live' in 2015.
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