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Biography
Marie-Mai Bouchard (born July 7, 1984) is a Canadian singer from Montreal. She gained fame as a finalist on the first season of the Quebec reality show Star Académie in 2003. She launched her career with her debut album Inoxydable in 2004, followed by several successful albums including Dangereuse Attraction, Version 3.0, Miroir, M, and Elle et moi. All her albums, except for M and Elle et moi, have been certified platinum. In 2011, she collaborated with the band Simple Plan on the bilingual song Jet Lag. Marie-Mai also performed at the closing ceremony of the Vancouver Olympic Games in 2010. In addition to her music career, she is a television host and coach on the show La Voix. She is the mother of a daughter named Gisèle, born in 2020.
Highlights
- Finalist on Star Académie in 2003
- Debut album Inoxydable released in 2004
- Collaboration with Simple Plan on Jet Lag in 2011
- Performed at the Vancouver Olympic Games in 2010
- 29 performances at the Centre Bell
Discography
- Inoxydable2004
- Dangereuse Attraction2007
- Version 3.02009
- Miroir2012
- M2014
- Elle et moi2018
- Sept2024
Awards
- 🏆NRJ Music Award du groupe/duo/troupe francophone de l'année (2012)
FAQ
How old is Marie-Mai?
Marie-Mai was born in 1984.
Where is Marie-Mai from?
Marie-Mai is from Varennes, Quebec, Canada.
What genre of music does she make?
Marie-Mai makes pop music.
What are her biggest hits?
Some of her biggest hits include the albums Inoxydable (2004), Dangereuse Attraction (2007), and Miroir (2012).
Since when has she been active?
Marie-Mai began her music career in 2004.
Has she won any awards?
Yes, she won the NRJ Music Award for Francophone Group/Duo/Ensemble of the Year in 2012.
