Grégory Lemarchal

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Grégory Lemarchal
Country France
Years active 2004–present
Genres Pop
Labels Universal (2004-)

Grégory Lemarchal (b. May 13, 1983 in Chambéry, France) is a French singer and winner of Star Academy Season 4, broadcasted on the TF1 television network.

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[edit] Personal life

Grégory was born and raised in Chambéry, as the first child of mother Laurence and father Pierre Lemarchal, and older brother of Lesly Lemarchal. At twenty months of age, he was diagnosed with the hereditary disease cystic fibrosis.

[edit] Professional career

Through a friend, in mid-June of 2004, Grégory was contacted by the producers of Star Academy in Paris who had wanted one more male singer for the show. Eventually, by the end of the show's run, Grégory had been announced the winner.

His debut single, Ecris L'histoire, peaked at number two on the French singles chart; and his debut album, Je Deviens Moi, released on April 18, number one.

At the NRJ Music Awards, Grégory was awarded Révélation francophone de l'année, a 'French-speaking breakthrough artist of the year' equivalent.

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

  • Je Deviens Moi (2005), #1 FR, #26 SUI
  • Olympia 06 (2006)

[edit] Singles

  • "Écris l'histoire" (2005), #2 FR, #18 SUI
  • "Je suis en vie" (2005), #17 FR, #40 SUI
  • "À corps perdu" (2005)
  • "Même si" (duet with Lucie Silvas) (2006), #2 FR, #26 SUI
  • "Le Feu Sur Les Planches" (2006)

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