Lévis Bouliane was a Quebecois country and western singer who made significant contributions to the country music scene in Canada. Considered a stalwart in the tradition of Quebec country, Bouliane's impressive career boasted a series of albums that encapsulated the heart of western music with a French-Canadian twist. His passion for the genre is evident in the titles of his works, such as "J'aime le western," which translates to "I Love Western," underscoring his love and dedication to this style of music.

His music often captured the essence of traditional themes found in country and western genres, blending them with a unique flair that resonated with his audience. Bouliane's voice and style were fixtures in Quebec's vibrant music landscape, and albums like "O'cangaceiro," which was potentially influenced by the Brazilian bandit theme, showcased his ability to explore diverse narratives through song. His self-titled album "Lévis Bouliane" along with other releases such as "Vole colombe" and "Reviens oh mon amour" further solidified his reputation as a talented musician whose work was a heartfelt ode to the country sound he so loved. "Réveillon de Noël chez Lévis Bouliane" indicates his inclinations to bring a sense of community and celebration through his music, emphasizing his role not just as a musician but as a cultural figure within the Quebecois music scene.

Genres

Chanson Quebecois

Country Quebecois

Latest Release

J'aime le western

Lévis Bouliane

Album - 24 Tracks - Released December 1, 2006