Mitsou

Mitsou Gélinas, better known by her stage name Mitsou, is a Canadian pop singer, actress, and media personality who burst onto the scene in the late '80s and early '90s. Hailing from Quebec, she kicked off her music career with her debut album "Terre des Hommes" in 1988, but it was her 1990 release "El Mundo" that really put her on the map, thanks to the infectious hit "Bye Bye Mon Cowboy," which became a massive success in Canada and even crossed over internationally. Known for her bubbly energy and catchy dance-pop vibes, Mitsou blended French and English lyrics in her tunes, exploring themes of love, fun, and empowerment.

Over the years, she dropped albums like "Heading West" in 1992, the covers-filled "Tempted" in 1993, "Ya Ya" in 1994, and later works such as "Vibe" in 1999, keeping her sound evolving while branching into acting, TV hosting, and even entrepreneurship. Mitsou's remained a beloved figure in Canadian entertainment, with her music often evoking that nostalgic '90s pop flair—think upbeat tracks perfect for dancing or road trips. If you're into retro pop with a French twist, her discography is a total gem!