Michal (singer)

Michał Kwiatkowski (Polish pronunciation: [ˈmixau kvʲatˈkɔfski]) (born November 12, 1983) is a Polish singer. In France, he is better known as Michal.

Kwiatkowski was born and raised in Gorzów Wielkopolski. In 2001, Michał won a Polish karaoke show Szansa na sukces (Shot at the Top). After this success, he left Poland and started his studies in France. In 2003, he attended the third series of the popular show Star Academy. His popularity increased rapidly. He seized second place, but winner Elodie Frégé shared the victory with him.

Since 6 September 2009 was a member of X edition of Dancing with the Stars of Poland. His partner was Janja Lesar. Eliminated in 11 rd place taking section.

Albums

Information
De L'or Et Des Poussieres
    • Released : 2004
    • Charts positions : # 22 (France), # 22 (Belgium)
    • Certification : -
    • Sales: 30.000+ copies
    • Singles:
All Alone With Your Gueule
    • Released : 2007
    • Charts positions : # 85 (France)
    • Certification:
    • Sales: 1600+ copies
    • Singles:
      • All Alone With Your Gueule

Charts

Year Single Chart positions
FR CH BEL(fla)
2004 Tu mets de l'or #18 #69 #12
Viens jusqu'à moi feat. Elodie Frégé #8 #30 #5
2005 Mon tout #50 - #40
2006 All Alone With Your Gueule #68 - -

External links

Star Academy France
Host
Winners
Jenifer Bartoli (2001) · Nolwenn Leroy (2002) · Élodie Frégé (2003) · Grégory Lemarchal (2004) · Magalie Vaé (2005) · Cyril Cinélu (2006) · Quentin Mosimann (2007) · Mickels Réa (2008)
Other notable contestants
Mario Barravecchia (2001) · Jean-Pascal Lacoste (2001) · Olivia Ruiz (2001) · Houcine (2002) · Georges-Alain Jones (2002) · Jérémy Chatelain (2002) · Emma Daumas (2002) · Morganne Matis (2003) · Michal Kwiatkowski (2003) · Sofia Essaïdi (2003)
Singles
"La Musique (Angelica)" (2001) · "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)" (2002) · "Paris Latino" (2002) · "La Bamba" (2003) · "Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting" (2003) · "L'Orange" (2003) · "Laissez-moi danser" (2004) · "Adieu monsieur le professeur" (2004) · "Santiano" (2005) ·