Artist.......: Cali
Album........: En Concert aux Francofolies de La Rochelle
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Rock
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: 2016-10-02
Str.date.....: 2013-07-12
Quality......: 220kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://www.calimusic.fr/
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1. En Concert aux Francofolies de La Rochelle 61:56
* Elle m'a dit
* L'amour est Θternel
* Venez me chercher
* Qui se soucie de moi ?
* Putain de vie
* Je sais ta vie
* Cantona
* Je m'en vais
* Dolorosa
* C'est quand le bonheur ?
* 1000 Coeur debout
Runtime 61:56
Size 97.60
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Folk-jazz singer/songwriter Cali emerged as one of French pop's biggest new
stars when the listening public adopted his 2003 debut single, "C'est Quand le
Bonheur?" (When's Happiness?), as an anthem for post-adolescent disillusionment.
Born Bruno Calicuri in Perpignan, France, in June 1968, he initially dreamed of
a career as a professional Rugby player before a 1984 U2 concert shifted his
priorities to music. A self-taught guitarist, he soon emerged as a staple of the
local live circuit, and after a series of short-lived band affiliations, he
joined the group Indy in 1994. After two LPs and more than 200 live dates,
Calicuri joined the band Tom Scarlett, issuing a self-financed album to scant
attention in 1998. After dissolving the project, he abbreviated his name to Cali
and, in collaboration with Tom Scarlett guitarist Hugues Baretge, began a
lengthy residency at the Perpignan club Le Mediator. Opening dates in support of
superstars including BΘnabar and Brigitte Fontaine earned attention from
audiences and critics alike, and a celebrated July 2002 performance at La
Rochelle's famed Francofolies festival proved the turning point of his career,
earning a record deal with the Labels imprint. Cali's debut LP, L'Amour Parfait,
hit stores in mid-2003, immediately earning comparisons with rival
singer/songwriter Miossec, leader of the so-called "chanson rΘaliste" movement.
"C'est Quand le Bonheur?" struck a profound chord with listeners of Cali's
post-revolt generation and earned him a nomination as Best Newcomer of the Year
at the annual Victoires de la Musique awards. In late 2004 Cali released Plein
de Vie, a live DVD documenting his May 26 performance at Paris' Le Bataclan, and
in January 2005 headlined the legendary music hall the Olympia. Cali's sophomore
effort, the much-anticipated Menteur, finally dropped that autumn. The following
summer, he co-starred in the film musical Magique! In 2008, he released his
third studio album, L'Espoir. The singles from the album were "Resistance" and
"1000 Coeurs Debout."
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