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Julien Tremblay

Genre
  
Pop

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Albums
  
Bubble Bath & Champagne (Edition Deluxe)

Record labels
  
Distribution Select, Tandem.mu, Tacca Musique, Les Productions France D'Amour

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Julien Tremblay, Isabelle Boulay, Éric Lapointe, Laurence Jalbert, Imposs

Profiles

France Rochon, better known as France D'Amour, (born 30 March 1967 in Mont-Rolland (also known as Sainte-Adèle, Quebec, Canada) is a French Canadian singer songwriter from Quebec.

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She studied music at Collège Lionel-Groulx in Sainte-Thérèse, Quebec specialising in jazz and playing guitar. Later, she was part of various musical formations, notably U-Bahn, The Answer and France. In 1992, she gained great fame with her debut album Animal that was certified gold in Quebec. In 2002, she had success in France as well through her collaboration with Jean-Jacques Goldman, who co-wrote the album with his team (Robert Goldman, Jacques Veneruso, Christophe Battaglia Erick Benzi and Gildas Arzel).

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She has also appeared on stage and in film. In 1998, she played the role of Esmeralda in a French tour version of the musical comedy Notre-Dame-de-Paris. She also appeared in a secondary role in the film Les Boys 3 as well as in the film's soundtrack.

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France d'Amour has a son, François, born in 1988. In April 2011, she also confirmed during a popular talk programme on Quebec television Tout le monde en parle that she followed the Church of Scientology for almost 20 years.

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Songs

Le coeur est un oiseau2000
Mon FrèreDéchaînée · 1994
Je n'irai pas ailleursFrance D’Amour · 2002

References

France D'Amour Wikipedia