Garou, born Pierre Garand in 1972 in Sherbrooke, Quebec, is one of Canada's best loved French-language singers. He rose to fame in 1998 playing Quasimodo in the smash-hit musical Notre-Dame de Paris, and his warm, gravelly voice quickly made him a star across the French-speaking world.
His debut album Seul (2000) sold hundreds of thousands of copies and gave us this duet with his fellow Quebecer Celine Dion. Since then Garou has sold more than five million records, sung in both French and English, and served as a coach on The Voice in France. Sous le vent remains one of his signature songs and reached number one in France.