Patrick Fiori

Patrick Fiori, given birth to in 1969 in Marseille, is a pop singer who rose to prominence through his efficiency in the successful music Notre Dame de Paris and on “Belle,” the strike one it spawned. This tune, a cooperation with co-stars Daniel Lavoie and Garou, topped the French graphs for most weeks in 1998, paving just how for a far more economically viable recording profession than Fiori’s prior albums (1994’s Puisque C’est l’Heure and 1995’s Le Coeur a l’Envers) got seemed to recommend. In 1998, his record Prends-Moi, a assortment of heartfelt power ballads, performed well in the French graphs but didn’t mark a solid leap toward single reliability. Toward the past due ’90s, he and fellow vocalist Lara Fabian shaped a headline-grabbing few that elevated his popularity. In 2000, he still left the troupe of Notre Dame de Paris, boosted with the achievement of his tune “Que Tu Reviennes,” compiled by Calogero and offering on his record Chrysalide. Right now Fiori got a far more solid single design and was also producing a name for himself by penning compositions for various other performers, including Julie Zenatti, Liane Foly, Patricia Kaas, and Tina Area. A fourth record made an appearance in 2002, with efforts from Jean-Jacques Goldman, and a 5th in 2005, Si on Chantait Plus Fort. This album’s product sales had been boosted by his large numbers a unitary “4 Mots Sur el Piano,” with Goldman and Christine Ricol, in August 2007. A season later Fiori finished a assortment of globe movie theater classics, Les Choses de La Vie, that also included two brand-new tracks, “Aurora” and “Merci”. During 2010 he released his 4th record, L’Instinct Masculin, that was once again co-written with long-term collaborator Goldman. The acoustic-pop motivated record also included a duet with rock and roll & roll tale Johnny Hallyday on “Je Viendrai Te Chercher”. In 2012, Fiori released L’instant masculin – Live au Dôme de Marseille aswell as the singles “SIMPLY BY Myself” and “L’envie D’aimer”, which also highlighted Julien Clerc, Catherine Lara and Liane Foly.