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Nyco Lilliu

b. 1987

French singer and actor

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Born 1987. Nyco Lilliu is a French singer.

Nicolas "Nyco" Lilliu (born 1987) is a French singer of mixed French-Italian origin. His father is from Terralba, Sardinia and his mother from Brittany. He is the younger brother of French rock singer Pierrick Lilliu.

Biography Lilliu was born in Carspach, near Mulhouse, Alsace. He started very early in music, learning to play the guitar at age 11, and was very much affected by Italian music. At 15, the family left Alsace to live in Brittany where his mother originated from. In 2006, at age 19, he left to Paris to pursue an artistic career.

His first studio release was "Comme un frère", a duo recorded with his brother Pierrick Lilliu and appearing in Pierrick's album Besoin d'espace. He was credited as Nicolas Lilliu on the album.

Lilliu's first solo recordings were with Mercury where he released an Italian album of songs including "Dimmi Perche". The solo album also contained "La Luna", Nyco's own composition.

He was signed to Universal Music and later to Warner Music where he is preparing his main commercial album due in 2013. The single from the upcoming album with Warner was the Italian-language song "Tu ed io più lei".

In 2013, he took part in Robin des Bois, a major musical in France, where he plays the role of Friar Tuck. His track "Un monde à changer", an official single of the French musical, released in September 2012, a full year prior to the official launch of the musical has charted on SNEP, the French Singles Chart and in Ultratip French Belgian Charts. The musical Robin des Bois is a modern adaptation of Robin Hood, where the lead role is played by French singer M. Pokora. The show premiered on 26 September 2013 in Palais des congrès de Paris.

In 2014, he took part in a compilation album Latin Lovers with three tracks: solo interpretation of "La solitudine" originally from Laura Pausini, a duo with Damien Sargue interpreting "Una storia importante" from Eros Ramazzotti and as a trio with Nuno Resende and Julio Iglesias Jr. singing "Più bella cosa" also from Ramazzotti.

Musical 2013 : Robin des Bois as Frère Tuck (Friar Tuck in English)

Discography

Singles YearSinglePeak positionsAlbumFR BEL (Wa) 2008"Dimmi perche" 2010"Il ricordo che ho di noi" TBA2011"Tu ed io più lei" TBA2012"Un monde à changer" 114 27 Robin des Bois2013"À nous" (with M. Pokora & Marc Antoine) 169

Other releases 2013: "Gloria" (with Vincent Niclo) 2014: "La solitudine" (from Latin Lovers (compilation cover album)

Collaborations 2005 : Comme un frère (in Pierrick Lilliu album Besoin d'espace) 2014 : Latin Lovers Including: "La solitudine" (solo) / "Più bella cosa" (with Nuno Resende and Julio Iglesias Jr)

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Who is Nyco Lilliu?

French singer and actor

When was Nyco Lilliu born?

Nyco Lilliu was born on 24 August 1987 in Carspach.

What is Nyco Lilliu's occupation?

Nyco Lilliu is a singer.

What nationality is Nyco Lilliu?

Nyco Lilliu is French.

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· Wikipedia: Nyco Lilliu

· Wikidata: Q7070978

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