Les Fatals Picards

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Les Fatals Picards
Les Fatals Picards
Background information
Origin	France
Genres	Rock, punk, pop, ska
Years active	1998 – present
Labels	Warner Bros. Records
Members	Laurent Honel Jean-Marc Sauvagnargues Paul Léger Yves Giraud
Past members	Ivan Callot Regis Rodrigues Gilles Di Giovanni Eric Charpentier Olivier Delafosse Jonathan Bénisty
Website	www.fatalspicards.com

Les Fatals Picards is a French rock/punk band, founded in 1996.

The Fatals Picards (meaning "the fatal [men] from Picardy") are best known to general audiences because they represented France in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 with the song "L'Amour à la française" (Eng: "Love, French Style"), after winning the national selection.^[1]