La Fouine

La Fouine, whose real name is Laouni Mouhid, was born on December 25, 1981 in Trappes, Yvelines. Drawn to music from an early age, he dropped out of school at 14 to pursue his passion. His career took off in the early 2000s with acclaimed mixtapes, such as "Planète Trappes" and "Capitale du Crime".

A rapper with a sharp flow and hard-hitting lyrics, La Fouine quickly established himself as one of the key figures in French rap. His style, skillfully blending hardcore rap and catchy melodies, allowed him to reach a wide audience.

Over the years, he has collaborated with artists such as Booba, Amel Bent, Soprano and Stromae. His albums, like "La Fouine fait Furie" (2007), "Testament" (2009) and "Coup de Grâce" (2011), were immensely successful, cementing his status as an incontournable star of French rap.

In addition to his musical career, La Fouine has also distinguished himself as an entrepreneur. He created his own label, Banlieue Sale, and launched his clothing brand, Street Swagg. He has also ventured into cinema, appearing in the film "Les Nouvelles Aventures d'Aladin" in 2015.

A true icon of French rap, La Fouine inspires with his talent, determination and atypical career. He continues to occupy a prominent place in the French music scene, and his influence is felt among the new generation of artists.