Carmen Campagne was a treasured Canadian children’s music singer and songwriter, whose songs have delighted generations of young listeners. Born on August 8, 1959, in Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan, Carmen began her career as an educator before turning her talents to music. With a deep understanding of the educational and entertainment needs of children, she crafted her music to be both instructive and enjoyable.

Carmen's career took off with the release of her debut album, "Une voix pour les enfants," in 1988. She quickly became a beloved figure in Francophone communities across Canada and beyond, earning the nickname "The Canadian Walt Disney" for her charming and catchy tunes. Her body of work includes a range of songs that showcase her ability to teach children about music, language, and culture in a fun and engaging way, with tracks like "La vache en Alaska" and "Le tango des animaux" becoming iconic to her fans. Throughout her illustrious career, she was honored with numerous awards, including the Order of Canada for her contribution to children's music. Carmen's legacy of nurturing a love of music and culture in children continues to thrive even after she passed away on July 4, 2018.

Genres

Canadian Children's Music

Musique Pour Enfant Quebecois

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Carmen Campagne

Ep - 6 Tracks - Released May 14, 2021