Origin Paris, France Name Stomy Bugsy Years active 1991-present | Occupation(s) Rapper, actor Genres French Rap Role Actor | |
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Born 21 May 1972 (age 52) ( 1972-05-21 ) Music groups Ministere AMER, Secteur A (1998 – 2001) Movies Pretty Things, Shooting Stars, Bye Bye Blondie, Alta Exposicion Similar People Passi, Doc Gyneco, Hamed Daye, Noemie Lenoir, Akhenaton Profiles |
Interview stomy bugsy archive ina
Stomy Bugsy ([stɔmi bœɡˈzi]; born Gilles Duarte; 21 May 1972) is a French rapper and actor from Sarcelles, France.
Contents
- Interview stomy bugsy archive ina
- Johnny Hallyday Le temps passe ft Stomy Bugsy Doc Gyneco Passi
- Biography
- Stage name
- Personal life
- Albums
- Compilation albums
- Singles
- Other recordings and collaborations
- Filmography
- References

Johnny Hallyday - Le temps passe ft. Stomy Bugsy, Doc Gyneco, Passi
Biography

Born of parents from the Republic of Cape Verde, Duarte helped found hip hop group Ministere AMER, however in 1996 he decided to launch his own solo career and incluenced with West Coast and gangsta rap from California with the album Le Calibre qu'il te faut (The size that you need) and gained important success with the single "Mon papa à moi est un gangster". His recent release is Royalties in 2015, released online on April 27, 2015.

Duarte has also had several acting roles especially Ma 6-T va crack-er in 1997, 3 Zeros in 2001, Gomèz and Tavares in 2003, Nèg maron in 2005 and Anna Meyer, asssistante de choc in 2006, Aliker in 2008 which he portrayed André Aliker, a Martinican Communist journalist in the 1930s, he later appeared in Bye Bye Blondie (2012), an adaptation of a book by Virginie Despentes.
Stage name

His origin of the stage name was known in the 1980s his second part of the name Bugsy is named after the mafia Bugsy Siegel
Personal life
He has a son, Bilal, born in 1992, he started his rapping career in 2013.
Stomy Bugsy is the nephew of the former Thai boxing champion Aurelién Duarte.
Albums
With Ministère AMER:
Compilation albums
Singles
Other recordings and collaborations
Partial list