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Maouno is an up-and-coming artist in the French music industry. He started his career in 2015 by sharing his original compositions on social media.
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His unique style blends pop, R&B, and electro music to create catchy and infectious songs. Thanks to his talent and likable personality, Maouno quickly made a name for himself in the French music scene.
Maouno’s success quickly led him to perform on stage, and he has played in increasingly larger venues, including music festivals. His music has also been played on the radio, allowing a wider audience to discover his talent.
A Varied and Exciting Career.
Maouno continues to make waves in the French music industry. In 2022, he released his hit single “Arrêter de Rager,” which gained millions of views within a few weeks. The song was praised for its introspective lyrics and sophisticated production. The music video, directed by Maouno himself, was also lauded for its unique aesthetic.
Aside from his music, Maouno is active on social media, where he shares vlogs, music tutorials, and reflections on his life as an artist. He has also been invited to podcasts and television shows to talk about his music and his journey.
Maouno recently announced an immersive event titled “Feu de Camps,” which will take place in August 2023 in a forest near Paris.
This outdoor concert will feature Maouno’s music and an immersive visual and sound experience that will transport the audience to a captivating atmosphere. Tickets for the event are already on sale, and there is no doubt that Maouno’s fans will be there for what promises to be an unforgettable musical and artistic experience.
Maouno has quickly climbed the ranks of the French music industry with his growing fan community and hit singles. With projects like “Arrêter de Rager” and “Feu de Camps,” it is clear that Maouno is not slowing down and will continue to be a creative force to watch in the years to come.