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Le Diable à Cinq

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Biography

Le Diable à Cinq, a Quebec folk band formed in 2015 in Ripon, Canada, comprised brothers Éloi, Samuel, and Félix Sabourin and cousin André‑Michel Dambremont. Their breakthrough came with the debut album Sorti de l'enfer (2017), which set the stage for a steadily rising career. Subsequent releases-Debout! (2019), Tempête (2023), Indomptable (2026), and Les filles du Canada (2026)-showed a blend of traditional Quebec repertoire with pop and rock inflections. The group earned the ADISQ “Ma Première Nomination” award in 2020, a Juno nomination for Roots‑Traditional Album of the Year in 2021, and international exposure at WOMEX 2022 and festivals across Europe, Japan, and Ireland. Their 2025 single "Le tour de la montagne" highlighted the band’s continued relevance.
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