Latest Release
- 9 NOV 2023
- 1 Song
- Kendji · 2014
- Aznavour, sa jeunesse · 2014
- Amigo · 2018
- L'école de la vie · 2022
- Mi Vida · 2020
- Ensemble · 2015
- Amigo · 2018
- Bomba - Single · 2022
- Ensemble (Deluxe Version) · 2015
- à 2 à 3 · 2023
Essential Albums
- Winner of The Voice’s third season in France, the Catalan gypsy's sound is heavily influenced by Spanish music. Merging French and Latino pop with rumba flamenca, his debut album reached number one in the French charts—his blockbuster single “Color Gitano” voted as the Francophone Song of the Year in 2014. Investigate his universe, filled with turbulent life and free spirits.
Albums
- 2022
- 2018
- 2014
- 2023
- 2023
Artist Playlists
- The French reality show sensation's liveliest and dreamiest cuts.
- 2023
- 2022
- 2022
Live Albums
Compilations
- 2021
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About Kendji Girac
After leaving school at age 16, French singer and guitarist Kendji Girac worked alongside his father as a tree surgeon until a video of him performing rapper Maître Gims’ “Bella” went viral. ∙ Overcoming long odds, Girac won the third season of the French reality competition The Voice: La Plus Belle Voix, taking an impressive 51% of the public vote in the final round. ∙ His debut album, Kendji—arriving just a few months after his victory on The Voice—went to No. 1 in France and Belgium in 2014. ∙ Girac won two NRJ Awards in 2014, one for Francophone Breakthrough of the Year and the other for his debut single, “Color Gitano,” which was named Francophone Song of the Year. ∙ Pop star Ariana Grande invited Girac to join her on “Attends-moi,” a French-language version of her 2015 single “One Last Time.” ∙ His second and third albums, Ensemble (2015) and Amigo (2018), both topped the French charts and spawned multiple Top 10 singles. ∙ In 2020, he returned to the world of The Voice, this time as a judge on series offshoot The Voice Kids.
- HOMETOWN
- Bergerac, France
- BORN
- 3 July 1996
- GENRE
- French Pop