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- Christiane Stefanski was born on December 28, 1949 in Saint-Nicolas, Belgium. He was an actor and composer, known for Black Metal (1998), La Chanson rebelle (1984) and Bauduin des mines (1979). He died on May 6, 2024 in Liege, Belgium.
- In January 2007, she recorded the album Belle saison pour les volcans with Stéphane Martini, John Valcke, and Frank Wuyts. The album included her covers of songs by Anne Sylvestre, Léo Ferré, Claude Nougaro, Michèle Bernard, and André Bialek.
- Her second album, titled Le pays petit, included songs by Claude Semal and Irène Kaufer.
- In 1984, she released her third album. That year, she was part of the documentary La chanson rebelle, directed by Richard Olivier.
- She won in 1980 a prize at the Festival de Spa.
- She released her first CD, titled Carnet de doutes in 1994.
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