History

This band was composed of Charly (real name Calogero Maurici), his brother Jacky (Gioacchino Maurici) and their childhood friends Francis (Francis Maggiulli) and Fred Mattia who left the group six months after its foundation. They are all from Échirolles

Échirolles

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 (near Grenoble

Grenoble

Grenoble is a city in southeastern France, at the foot of the French Alps where the river Drac joins the Isère. Located in the Rhône-Alpes region, Grenoble is the capital of the department of Isère...

, France

France

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). The group disestablished in 1998 after the very small success of their latest album, Changer.

Everyone begins to start a solo career.

They continued, however, to write songs together. First, under the name of Calogero Bros. Their collaborations are now signed by the listing of their names. Calogero Maurici, known as Calogero

Calogero

Calogero is a French singer.-Early years:By the age of six, Calogero had already taken an interest in music...

, is having a great success in France.

Albums

• L'Océan sans fond (1989)
• Notre Monde à nous (1991)
• Hannibal (1994)
• Acte 1 (1995) - #19 in France, #15 in Belgium
• Changer (1997)

Singles

• "Je ris, je pleure", 1989
• "Je m'envole", 1990 - #45 in France
• "L'océan sans fond", 1990
• "Notre monde à nous", 1992
• "Aime-moi encore", 1993 - #13 in France
• "Hautbois dormant", 1993
• "Les moustiques", 1994
• "Libre enfin", 1995
• "Je m'envole (live)", 1995 - #37 in France
• "Les Filles de l'aurore", 1995
• "Changer", 1997
• "Être humain", 1997