In a documentary dedicated to his journey in music and his personal life, the famous singer Dadju opened up candidly about the beginnings of his career.
Dadju, one of the most iconic figures in French R&B and music, has captivated the world of urban music with his unique voice and hit songs such as “Reine,” “Jaloux,” and “Bob Marley.” The singer is now one of the most listened-to artists in the French music scene, and his influence transcends borders. To satisfy the curiosity of his fans and provide a deeper insight into his life, a documentary titled “Ça va bien se passer, Dadju” was unveiled on Canal+.
This documentary, which aired on Wednesday, September 13, 2023, allowed Dadju’s admirers to learn more about his private life and his beginnings in the world of music. In one of the early episodes, Gims’ brother showed transparency by discussing his musical journey, revealing that his beginnings were anything but planned.
“I started music by accident by accompanying Gims (my older brother) to the studio. As I kept going to the studio with him, I always had to have a verse ready,” Prince Dadj shared. This statement unveils an unexpected facet of the genesis of his music career.
Dadju’s story perfectly illustrates how a simple opportunity can transform the course of one’s life. From a curious spectator to a renowned artist, he was able to seize the chance that propelled him to the top of the French music scene. With “Ça va bien se passer,” Dadju’s fans will have the opportunity to delve behind the scenes of his life and better understand the key moments that shaped his exceptional career.
