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Roxane Bruneau
Roxane Bruneau is a singer from Quebec who writes in French. Her song "Aime-moi Encore" came out in 2017 and connected with listeners in Quebec and France....
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Roxane Bruneau is a singer from Quebec who writes in French. Her song "Aime-moi Encore" came out in 2017 and connected with listeners in Quebec and France. She has put out albums like "Dysphorie" in 2018, "Acrophobie" in 2020, and "Vent Mauvais" in 2022. In 2019, another artist accused her of plagiarism, though those claims were later withdrawn. She works with a band that includes guitarist Jean-François Beaudet, bassist Patrice Dubé, and drummer Kevin Houle.
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