Garou, born Pierre Garand on June 26, 1972, in Sherbrooke, Quebec, is a Canadian pop singer renowned for his resonant voice and charismatic stage presence. He began his career in the music scene as a member of the band The Untouchables, but he catapulted to stardom with his role as Quasimodo in the hit musical "Notre-Dame de Paris." The success of the musical led to the release of his debut solo album, "Seul," in 2000, which included the smash hit "Gitan" and positioned him as a major figure in the Francophone music world.

Over the years, Garou has diversified his musical style, incorporating elements of rock, R&B, and soul into his repertoire. His recent projects demonstrate his versatility and willingness to explore different musical landscapes. With albums like "Garou joue Dassin," he pays homage to classic French songs, while "Soul City" is a tribute to the soul tunes that influenced him. His affinity for the holiday season is reflected in "Garou Chante Noël," a collection of Christmas songs. Garou's consistent ability to reinterpret and personalize songs is seen in tracks like "Alegria (Garou Reinterpretation)," showcasing his commitment to evolving as an artist. His dedication to his craft and his passion for live performance keep his fans engaged and eagerly anticipating his next creative endeavor.

Genres

Chanson

French Pop

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Latest Release

Alegria (Guy Laliberte Club Mix)

Guy Laliberté•

Garou•

Cirque du Soleil

Single - Released December 15, 2023