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He performed the song A Little Higher, A Little Farther with Celine Dion to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Quebec.

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His father was a pianist and trumpet player. He and his ex-girlfriend, Ulrika, welcomed a daughter named Emelie. He was also in a three year relationship with singer Lorier.

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He set the SNEP record for the greatest number of weeks spent at #1 on the charts.

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He was born Pierre Garand and served in the military before joining the band The Untouchables in 1992.

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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfkkToaWjJn3BffeYzeZA-SMsEOT2SC_T

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Twitter: https://twitter.com/garou_officiel?lang=en

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"Sous le Vent," Garou's duet with Dion, proved an international hit and the singer went on to win four Adisq Gala Awards, including Best Male Singer and Best Pop-Rock Album

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Born: Born Pierre Garand in Sherbrooke, Quebec, on June 26, 1972
Garou is a canadian singer best known for his appearance in the musical Notre-Dame de Paris and smash hit songs like Belle, Seul, and Sous Le Vent.