According to the newspaper, the singer-songwriter has been in hospital since last summer Course-Matin.<\/p>\n
After the formation of the canta u populu corsu group in the early 1970s, Petru Guelfouchi became a replica of the Corsican polyphony, a genre filled with traditional sacred music from the French island.<\/p>\n
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In 1987, Petru Guelph began his solo career, producing seven studio albums. My wealth, Published in 2019.<\/p>\n
In France, he received two Victors de la Music: in 1991, with the Les Nouvels Polyphony Course Group, and in 1995, with the Vos de Corsica Group.<\/p>\n
Interviewed on Radio-Canada in 2018, As part of a tour, found that he returned to Quebec after 17 years, describing his musical heritage as: It is a way, a form of identity resistance, that allows us [nous] Identify as Corsicans and dont forget where you came from. <\/p>\n
It hurts me a lot. Joel Le Bigot, who developed a friendship with Petru Guelphuchi, responded. He is a friendly and very attractive person.<\/p>\n
In the 1980s, radio host Quebec introduced the public to the disc Corsica, He and his team received. It was so beautiful, we were dazzled by the idea of polyphonic singing. <\/p>\n
We provided it to the listeners and there was a lot of excitement Corsica, He added. Polygamy was then unknown here. <\/p>\n
This success led to the arrival of Petru Guelfuchi in Quebec, where he became more popular than in France.<\/p>\n
There, groups of Corsican polyphonic songs such as I Muvrini became very popular. Petru Guelfuchi did not like to play promotional games and TV interviews, which hurt him badly, said Joel Le Bigot.<\/p>\n
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