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Marjo

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Also known as Marjolene Morin, Marjolène Morin

Canadian singer-songwriter

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Active from
1953-08-02

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Marjo (born Marjolène Morin). Singer, songwriter, b Montreal 2 Aug 1953. She was a model, fashion editor for the magazine Madame, and manager of L'Air du temps, a Montreal jazz bar, then a chorister in François Guy's musical comedies Tout chaud, tout show (1975), and L'Île en ville (1978). In 1979 she joined the rock group Corbeau, established two years previously by Pierre Harel (singer and composer) with Jean Milaire (guitar), Michel Lamothe (bass guitar), Donald Hince (guitar), and Roger Belv

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Official website
www.marjomusique.ca
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date of birth
1953-08-02
birth name
Marjolène Morin
pseudonym
Marjo
start of work period
1978-00-00
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