Gilles Vigneault
His angular face gives him a Pierrot lunaire look, which matches his stage
excess. In his repertoire, Gilles Vigneault, Canada's Brassens, portrays
characters and moods marked by the immensity of the Canadian landscape. Like the
long, cold seasons that inspired his song "Mon pays" (1966), we must salute the
rigor of this artist who never ceases to defend his province, which he wants to
see sovereign. His song "Gens du pays " has become an anthem.
Les gens de mon paysGilles Vigneault
À la Comédie-Canadienne
3:26
L'hommeGilles Vigneault
À l'encre blanche
QUAND LES HOMMES VIVRONT D'AMOURHervé Vilard, Les Pretres, Robert Charlebois, Quilapayún, Offenbach, Les Enfoirés, Petru Guelfucci, Renaud, Cora Vaucaire, Bruno Pelletier, Mario Pelchat, Gilles Vigneault, Marie Denise Pelletier, Annie Villeneuve, Luce Dufault, Jill Barber, Vigon Bamy Jay, Eddie Constantine, Felix LECLER, RIKA ZARAI, Fabienne Thibeault, Fernand Gignac, Giorgia Fumanti, Michel Louvain and Raymond Lévesque (Herve Vilard, Les Prêtres, Quilapayun, Les Enfoires and Raymond Levesque)
Gens du paysGilles Vigneault
J'ai planté un chêne
Petite berceuse du début de la colonie (Petite berceuse du debut de la colonie)Gilles Vigneault
Combien de fois faut-il parler d'amour
Il me reste un paysGilles Vigneault
Pays du fond de moi
