Christophe Maé

法国五项NRJ大奖得主（2007年度法语最佳新人、2008年度法语最佳男歌手、2008年度法语最佳歌曲、2009年度法语男歌手、2009年度法语歌曲)——Christophe Maé 的10年新专辑,也是其个人第三张专辑（07年《Mon paradis》，08年《Comme a la Maison》）。
在2010年NRJ颁奖礼上Christophe Maé的一首活蹦乱跳的《Dingue, Dingue, Dingue.》令人难忘。
Christophe Maé (born October 16, 1975) is a French singer who has played the role of Monsieur in the musical Le Roi Soleil since 2005. He is best known for the songs "Ça marche" and "Et vice Versailles".
[edit] Career
Maé learned to play the violin at age 6, and later began playing the guitar and harmonica at age 16 after he was immobilised from a chronic illness. He has stated that this was the time when he became inspired by Stevie Wonder[1].
[edit] Releases
Maé's first album was entitled Sa Danse Donne, and released in 2002-2003. This album is not considered his first studio album. He released his first studio album, Mon paradis (My Paradise) on March 19, 2007, with the singles "On s'attache", "Parce qu'on sait jamais" and "Ça fait mal". His fourth single is "Belle Demoiselle". Mon Paradis was France's second best-selling album of 2007 after Life in Cartoon Motion by Mika, selling more than 1,600 000 albums to date.
Maé opened for Seal at the Grand Rex in Paris and for Cher at the Zénith de Paris, both in 2004. In 2010, Maé's second studio album, On trace la route, was released.
[edit] Musical style
Maé's music is largely acoustic. He has cited Bob Marley, Ben Harper, Tracy Chapman, and Jack Johnson as well as French singer-songwriters Francis Cabrel and Gérald De Palmas as musical influences. He allegedly began to learn harmonica as a tribute to Stevie Wonder, who is commonly cited as his biggest influence musically. [2]
[edit] Personal life
His girlfriend is Nadège Sarron. Their first son, named Jules, was born in March 2008.[3]