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Born in Forest Hills in 1941, a neighborhood in Queens, New York, where the family of his future friend Paul Simon also settled

Born in 1980 in Beirut, Ibrahim Maalouf grew up surrounded by music, with a trumpeter father and a pianist mother. The family, who fled the war, settled in France.

Bryan Adams was born in Kingston in 1959. Mind you, not under the Jamaican sun, but rather on the shores of Lake Ontario in Canada.

The rambunctious kid born in Macon, Georgia, in 1932, whose real name was Richard Wayne Penniman, paved the way for black artists in the world of rock.

Chris Difford was born in 1954 in Greenwich, just outside London. For more than half a century, he has left his discreet mark on the history of English pop music.

He was born in the Marylebone district of London and his legal name is still Stuart Leslie Goddard. It's certainly less evocative than Adam Ant!

Corsican singer and poet, Jean-François Bernardini was born in Furiani (Haute-Corse) in 1957. With his group I Muvrini, he popularized the famous Corsican polyphonies

October was marked by the Tokyo Motor Show. Several concepts and new products were presented at the Japan Mobility Show (JMS) 2025, in addition to those unveiled earlier in October. Here are 15 new products you shouldn't miss.

Salvatore Adamo was born in Sicily in 1943. A few years later, the small family left the blue skies of Italy for the gray landscapes of Belgium, near Mons, where his father had found work as a miner.

A big mouth in many ways, Anthony Kiedis was born in 1962 in Grand Rapids, Michigan (USA)

Johnny Marr was born in 1963 in Manchester and, even though he has no reason to be ashamed of his already long solo career, his few years with The Smiths forever mark the history of rock

Born Muant Muant Aye in 1966 in Rangoon, the singer of Burmese origin had no apparent destiny for her to become the young icon of tribal rock.