Calogero

Calogero, born Calogero Maurici in 1971, is a French-Italian singer-songwriter who's been serenading Francophone audiences since the late '90s. Hailing from Échirolles, France, he first rocked the scene as frontman of the band Les Charts before launching a massively successful solo career in 2000. Known for his emotionally charged pop-rock anthems and velvety vocals, he’s racked up hits like "En apesanteur" and evolved his sound across albums like 2020’s *A.M.O.U.R* (featuring vulnerable tracks like "Parie qu'on s'aime encore" and the retro-tinged "X"). His music often walks the line between stadium-ready energy and intimate confessions, with recent remixes like "Le hall des départs (VALKLEM Remix)" showing he’s still experimenting decades into his career. Whether he’s belting heartache ballads or upbeat love songs, Calogero remains a staple of French pop with a knack for lyrics that stick in your heart and head.

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