Cyril PAULUS
Cyril Paulus, born April 15, 1976, in Montpellier, France, is a French
singer-songwriter whose musical journey began in the 1980s when he spent two
years in England. At age 12, he led his first band, Falcon, winning a national
radio contest with a cover of Jean-Jacques Goldman. At age 16, he joined
Bittersweet as vocalist and guitarist. After obtaining a literary baccalauréat,
he signed his first record contract and prepared an unreleased 2001 album
featuring the radio single "C'est pour la vie". His breakthrough came with his
2006 album Banquise, co-written with Jane de Boy and ...
