Grand Corps Malade (born on July 31, 1977 as Fabien) is a french slammer born in Seine-Saint-Denis. His lyrics are about Saint-Denis, his town which is situated in the parisian suburbs, love, his personal experience and others topics. He started his career as Grand Corps Malade in 2003 with John Pucc’Chocolat and collectif 129H. He won a "Victoire de la Musique" award in March 2007.
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Fabien Marsaud also known as Grand Corps Malade ( Big [in the sense of tall] Sick Body) is a French slammer born july the 31st of 1977 at Blanc-Mesnil in Seine-Saint-Denis. He is the first French artist to help slam expand in France.
In July 1997, after an accident in a pool he learns he will never be able to walk again. In 1999,after a year of reeducation he can walk again. It is in reference to this experience he has taken the pseudonyme Grand Corps Malade.
His first album, Midi 20, had a lot of coverage and helped the French public discover slam.
Sometimes a capella, often accompanied by a minimalist melody in the background ( which allows for him to accord a bigger place for the depth of his texts), his tracks mix humor, references and poetry.
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