Christian Décamps
Christian Décamps, born on August 11, 1946, in Héricourt, France, is a singer,
lyricist, composer, writer and musician known for his role as the lead vocalist
of the French rock band Ange. He co-founded the group with his brother Francis
in 1969. Décamps served as the primary songwriter and lyricist for Ange,
contributing to their distinctive sound within the progressive rock genre. As
Christian Décamps et Fils, he released several notable albums including Nu
(1994), V'soul Vesoul V'soul (1995), and 3ème Étoile À Gauche (1997). Décamps'
work with Ange included albums like Emile J...
