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Étienne Daho, born on January 14, 1956, in Oran, Algeria, is a prominent French singer known for his extensive catalog of synth-driven and rock-influenced pop hits in the French-speaking world since 1981. He moved to Rennes in the 1960s when his mother secured a job at a local hospital. As a teenager, he mingled with members of various bands and began recording his first songs in the fall of 1979. By June 1980, he performed five songs live at MJC La Paillette in Rennes. His debut LP was released in 1981 with fellow musicians. The release of his single in 1985 sparked a phenomenon known as "Dahomania" across France. Celebrating 30 years of his career in 2010, Daho continues to be an influential figure in music. He is recognized for his low, whispery voice and innovative music videos, drawing inspiration from various artists. In 2020, he served as the French Ambassador for The French Record Store Day.

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