BIOGRAPHY
In 2013, Marc LeBlanc (Marc à Paul à Jos) began writing his self-titled debut album in the unique dialect of the region where he grew up, in Baie-Sainte-Marie, Clare, Nova Scotia. Inspired by the nostalgia of his native land on the other side of the country, all his songs are true stories, personal experiences or of his family. Marc is encouraged to preserve the stories of people and events. To his surprise, his music caught the ears of many people which encouraged him to write even more. There followed three albums, “Le temps des canichules”, “La berouette à Mariette” and his most recent “Le Dictionnaire Acajun”. A colorful singer-storyteller, an authentic one.
SONGS
The Acajun Dictionary
Tarves ducklings
Denis Pana
The little ones and the big ones
The Elephant Trainee
If I was ein galfeteu
Philip the rubber
Facebook
The pissoire s'u Paul to Phil
Jesus had great plays
Slave
Albert of Richibuctou-Village
The Green Shoppe
patouelle
Low ground floor
On Sundays u Ella
Mame's Last Testament
Grandma Annie
My beer and my cigarettes