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Calogero
Born in Échirolles (Isère) on July 30, 1971 into a family of Italian origin,
Calogero Joseph Salvatore Maurici spent his teenage years listening to French
chanson and pop-rock, and learning to play bass. It was in the group Les Charts,
with his brother Gioacchino Maurici and their friend Francis Maggiulli, that he
gained notoriety under the nickname "Charly". The group, spotted by France Gall,
recorded five albums between 1989 and 1997, and scored a national hit with
"Aime-moi encore" (1991). Building on this experience, the musician and singer
took the name Calogero and embarked...
Face à la mer (Face a la mer)Calogero and Passi
1987Calogero
Dénouement heureux (Denouement heureux)Calogero
A.M.O.U.RCalogero and Brice Davoli
La rosée (La rosee)Cyril Mokaiesh and Calogero
Fidèle (Fidele)Calogero
Face à la mer (Face a la mer)Calogero and Passi
Best Of Version Originale - Version Symphonique
3:39
1987Calogero
Liberté Chérie
3:46
Dénouement heureux (Denouement heureux)Calogero
A.M.O.U.R
3:22
A.M.O.U.RCalogero and Brice Davoli
A.M.O.U.R
3:47
La rosée (La rosee)Cyril Mokaiesh and Calogero
Mokaiesh
3:09
Fidèle (Fidele)Calogero
Les Feux d'Artifice
3:37
