Muriel Dacq
Muriel Desclée de Maredsous, known professionally as Muriel Dacq, and born on 11
July 1962, is a Belgian singer. Coming from a Belgian noble family, she first
captured attention with the 1985 single "Tropique", which sold over 300,000
copies, reached number 6 on the Top 50 chart, and earned a silver certification.
Dacq also produced Alec Mansion’s "C'est l'amour" for the group Léopold Nord &
Vous and contributed to the charity single "On a toujours quelqu'un avec soi"
for Télévie. After the early hits "Là où ça" (1986) and "Je craque" (1987), she
released the 1995 album Ohé du va...
