Inscription
Kendji Girac is inscribed as the 12th Global Music Royalty in October 2018.
He is chosen for his amazing track record. Having participated 4 times, he never missed the top 10 and has even won 2 gold medals!
He is chosen for his amazing track record. Having participated 4 times, he never missed the top 10 and has even won 2 gold medals!
Presentation
Kendji Girac is a French singer and songwriter who has made a significant impact on the music scene with his distinctive blend of pop, flamenco, and world music influences. Born Kendji Jason Maillé on July 3, 1996, in Périgueux, France, he grew up in a family of Spanish Romani descent, which deeply influenced his musical style and cultural identity.
Kendji first gained national attention in 2014 when he won the third season of "The Voice: La Plus Belle Voix," a popular French singing competition. His performances on the show, characterized by his charismatic stage presence and fusion of flamenco rhythms with contemporary pop, quickly endeared him to both the judges and the audience. Winning "The Voice" launched him into the spotlight and set the stage for his subsequent success.
Following his victory, Kendji released his debut album, "Kendji," in 2014. The album was a commercial hit, featuring popular singles such as "Color Gitano," "Andalouse," and "Me Quemo." The catchy melodies and rhythmic influences from his Spanish heritage resonated with a wide audience, and the album's success established him as a major new talent in the French music industry.
Kendji's unique sound, characterized by its vibrant mix of pop and flamenco, continued to attract attention with his second album, "Ensemble," released in 2015. This album further showcased his ability to blend different musical styles and featured hits like "Les yeux de la mama" and "No Me Mires Más." His music often explores themes of love, life, and cultural pride, delivered with a lively and infectious energy.
In 2018, Kendji released his third album, "Amigo," which continued to build on his success with tracks that further highlighted his distinctive style. The album featured singles such as "No Me Mires Más" and "Pour oublier," which maintained his popularity and demonstrated his growth as an artist.
Kendji's music is known for its upbeat rhythms and feel-good vibes, blending elements of flamenco, pop, and Latin music. His ability to infuse traditional sounds with modern influences has set him apart in the French music scene, earning him a loyal fan base and critical acclaim.
In addition to his musical achievements, Kendji is recognized for his energetic live performances and charismatic personality. His background and heritage play a significant role in his music, and he is celebrated for bringing a fresh and vibrant sound to contemporary French pop.
Kendji Girac's rise from a talented contestant on "The Voice" to a prominent figure in the French music industry is a testament to his talent, dedication, and cultural richness. His music continues to captivate audiences with its joyful and infectious spirit, making him a beloved and influential artist in the world of contemporary music.
Kendji first gained national attention in 2014 when he won the third season of "The Voice: La Plus Belle Voix," a popular French singing competition. His performances on the show, characterized by his charismatic stage presence and fusion of flamenco rhythms with contemporary pop, quickly endeared him to both the judges and the audience. Winning "The Voice" launched him into the spotlight and set the stage for his subsequent success.
Following his victory, Kendji released his debut album, "Kendji," in 2014. The album was a commercial hit, featuring popular singles such as "Color Gitano," "Andalouse," and "Me Quemo." The catchy melodies and rhythmic influences from his Spanish heritage resonated with a wide audience, and the album's success established him as a major new talent in the French music industry.
Kendji's unique sound, characterized by its vibrant mix of pop and flamenco, continued to attract attention with his second album, "Ensemble," released in 2015. This album further showcased his ability to blend different musical styles and featured hits like "Les yeux de la mama" and "No Me Mires Más." His music often explores themes of love, life, and cultural pride, delivered with a lively and infectious energy.
In 2018, Kendji released his third album, "Amigo," which continued to build on his success with tracks that further highlighted his distinctive style. The album featured singles such as "No Me Mires Más" and "Pour oublier," which maintained his popularity and demonstrated his growth as an artist.
Kendji's music is known for its upbeat rhythms and feel-good vibes, blending elements of flamenco, pop, and Latin music. His ability to infuse traditional sounds with modern influences has set him apart in the French music scene, earning him a loyal fan base and critical acclaim.
In addition to his musical achievements, Kendji is recognized for his energetic live performances and charismatic personality. His background and heritage play a significant role in his music, and he is celebrated for bringing a fresh and vibrant sound to contemporary French pop.
Kendji Girac's rise from a talented contestant on "The Voice" to a prominent figure in the French music industry is a testament to his talent, dedication, and cultural richness. His music continues to captivate audiences with its joyful and infectious spirit, making him a beloved and influential artist in the world of contemporary music.
Global Music Career
13 Participations
11 Finals
8 Top 10s
3 Medals
2 Victories
Representing: France, Monaco and Israel
104. Color gitano / WINNER
111. Andalouse / WINNER
120. Me quemo / 8th place
127. Sonrisa / 7th place
After inscription:
155. Tiago / 7th place
158. Que Dieu me pardonne / 13th place - with Claudio Capéo
173. Pour oublier / 12th place
174. C'est trop / DNQ
178. Dernier métro / 5th place - with Gims
189. Dans mes bras / 24th place - with Dadju
201. Bomba / DNQ - with Omer Adam
209. Encore / Bronze medal - with Florent Pagny
221. Yelele / 8th place
11 Finals
8 Top 10s
3 Medals
2 Victories
Representing: France, Monaco and Israel
104. Color gitano / WINNER
111. Andalouse / WINNER
120. Me quemo / 8th place
127. Sonrisa / 7th place
After inscription:
155. Tiago / 7th place
158. Que Dieu me pardonne / 13th place - with Claudio Capéo
173. Pour oublier / 12th place
174. C'est trop / DNQ
178. Dernier métro / 5th place - with Gims
189. Dans mes bras / 24th place - with Dadju
201. Bomba / DNQ - with Omer Adam
209. Encore / Bronze medal - with Florent Pagny
221. Yelele / 8th place
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