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  1. Hector Zazou, de son vrai nom Pierre-André Job [1], né le 11 juillet 1948 à Sidi-bel-Abbès, en Algérie et mort le 8 septembre 2008 à Paris 10 e, est un compositeur, musicien et producteur français.

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    Hector Zazou (11 July 1948 – 8 September 2008) was a prolific French composer and record producer who worked with, produced, and collaborated with an international array of recording artists. He worked on his own and other artists' albums, including Sandy Dillon , Mimi Goese , Barbara Gogan , Sevara Nazarkhan , Carlos Núñez ...

  3. 10 sept. 2008 · Bâtisseur hors pair de cathédrales ouvertes aux quatre vents musicaux, créateur aussi aventureux que génial, Hector Zazou a sculpté près de trente-cinq ans durant une œuvre riche et protéiforme. Son prochain album, dont la sortie est prévue début octobre, sera hélas posthume.

  4. Profile: Prolific French composer, musician and producer. Born as Pierre-André Job on July 11th 1948 in Sidi Bel Abbès, Algeria. Died on September 8th 2008 in Paris, France. Zazou worked, produced and collaborated with an international array of recording artists since 1976, making eclectic and accessible world music fusions.

  5. The French musician Hector Zazou, who has died aged 60, was best known as a producer of albums that combined the work of popular western musicians with that of folk musicians from Africa, Asia...

  6. 26 avr. 2019 · Après avoir revisité la tradition africaine (cf. ses albums avec le chanteur Bony BIKAYE), les polyphonies corses, rendu hommage à Arthur RIMBAUD (Sahara Blue) et exploré les immensités nordiques (Chansons des mers froides), Hector ZAZOU a récemment porté son attention sur le Moyen Âge irlandais afin de ressusciter de ...

  7. 5 nov. 2015 · Hector Zazou knew primarily how to listen to the world. The musical oeuvre he left is vast, contradictory, packed with highly valuable episodes, disconcerting interludes and even nondescript moments. In other words, it’s terribly human and absolutely deserves to be discovered and rediscovered again.