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Encyclopedia > M.C. Solaar

MC Solaar is the stage name of francophone hip hop artist Claude M'Barali (born March 5, 1969). By far the most internationally popular French rapper, he was born in Senegal but emigrated to France with his parents at the age of six months. MC Solaar remains best-known outside of France for his work on Guru's Jazzmatazz.


MC Solaar's first single, "Bouge de là", was a French hit in 1990 (see 1990 in music), as was his first album, Qui Sème le Vent Récolte le Tempo. His second album, Prose Combat, may be his most acclaimed. MC Solaar gained new fans in North America in early 2004, when his 2001 song "La Belle Et Le Bad Boy" was featured on one of the final episodes of the popular television series Sex and the City.


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MC Solaar - biography (587 words)
Born Claude M'Barali in Dakar, Senegal, 1969, MC Solaar was
Solaar was also one of the guests in Gangstarr's Guru Jazzmatazz project, and one of his songs was included in the Tommy Boy rap compilation in the USA.
Solaar says that when they started with their first album they wanted to equal in quality what American rappers were doing, and show that they could make the French language swing to their music.
MC Solaar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (779 words)
MC Solaar is the stage name of francophone hip hop artist Claude M'Barali (born March 5, 1969).
As a rapper MC Solaar is known for the complexity and poetry of his songs, which rely on wordplay, lyricism, and philosophical inquiry.
MC Solaar went to Paris in the summer of 1990 with his friend Jimmy Jay in hopes of succeeding in the music industry.
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