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Marie Michèle Desrosiers.PHOTO: Radio-Canada / Perrine Bral
Published on May 9, 2024
50 years ago, Beau Dommage’s first album shook up Quebec songwriting. Stéphane Leclair revisits the impressive career of the group’s female voice, Marie-Michèle Desrosiers.
Marie-Michèle Desrosiers joined Beau Dommage as singer and keyboardist. After the group broke up, she released a series of solo records in the 1980s. She subsequently performed in the theater and in soap operas, then hosted One night star And A family resemblance on Radio-Canada television. The song came back into her life, as Beau Dommage reformed in 1994. She also recorded two phenomenally successful Christmas albums.
She talks about how she met the members of Beau Dommage. “ [Leurs] songs touched me a lot,” she says of the “guys” in the group. She also gives some details about the audition that opened the doors to Beau Dommage: “It was magical. »
Duration of 54 minutes54 mins
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