Paul Piché is a revered Quebecois singer-songwriter, whose vivid storytelling and heartfelt compositions have made him a prominent figure in the francophone music scene in Canada. Born on September 5, 1953, in Montreal, Quebec, Piché's music career began to gain momentum in the late 1970s with his poignant lyrics and folk-inspired tunes resonating deeply with the cultural and social landscapes of the time. His music, often characterized by its poetic and political content, has been a voice for progressive change and has garnered a loyal fan base.

Over the years, Paul Piché's discography has expanded with a range of albums that continue to explore various themes from personal introspection to social commentary. Notable projects include "40 printemps," which marks a milestone in Piché's career, retrospectively looking at his four decades of music-making. He has also reimagined his classic works with releases like "À qui appartient l'beau temps? (Version anniversaire deluxe)," bringing fresh life to the songs that have defined his legacy. His live performances, captured in albums like "Intégral (Live)," showcase the dynamic energy and emotional depth that Piché brings to the stage, earning him a revered spot not just in the Canadian music industry, but also as a respected cultural icon in the broader Francophonie.

Genres

Auteur-compositeur-interprete Quebecois

Chanson Quebecois

Latest Release

40 printemps

Paul Piché

Album - 13 Tracks - Released November 15, 2019