Luc Plamondon
Luc Plamondon, born in 1942 in Saint-Raymond, Québec, is a Canadian songwriter
who studied piano and pursued classical studies at the Petit Séminaire de
Québec, and who found his vocation for musical theatre after seeing Hair on
Broadway. His first commercial success arrived in 1970 with the song “Les
Chemins d’été”, recorded by Steve Fiset, followed by collaborations with artists
such as Monique Leyrac, Renée Claude and Diane Dufresne in the early 1970s. From
1976 he co-wrote the rock opera Starmania with Michel Berger, and several of its
songs have since come to be regarded as ...
L' Enfant Au WalkmanLuc Plamondon, Julien Clerc and Bruno Pelletier
Les Aventures à l'Eau
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Jusqu'à Me PerdreLuc Plamondon and Garou
4:28
Quand on Arrive En Ville (Live)Karoline Yorganciyan, Michel Berger, Daniel Balavoine, Luc Plamondon, Jean-Michel Kampf and My Ouai Friends
3:12
Le monde est stoneLuc Plamondon, Céline Dion and Ginette Reno (Celine Dion)
3:42
BelleKirio, Riccardo Cocciante and Luc Plamondon
Notre Dame version instrumentale
4:44
Nuit MagiqueMatthew, Luc Plamondon, William ROUSSEAU, LARA CATHERINE, ART MUSIC FRANCE and SANTA MARIA SEBASTIAN
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