Léa Galva
Léa Galva, a zouk singer from Martinique, was born on April 15, 1967. She began
her singing career with Tony Chasseur, performing a track on the JM Harmony
album in 1985. The following year, she moved to Paris to train as a dancer at
the Institut pédagogique d'art chorégraphique, graduating three years later with
a diploma in classical dance. Returning to Martinique in 1992, she taught dance
and joined the Kwak group, which recorded the album A la Kwakans. In 1993, Léa
Galva received the Sacem prize for composition of the year, awarded to the track
"Kontinué". She appeared in the...
