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Jeangu Macrooy

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Surinamese singer-songwriter (born 1993)

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Jeangu Macrooy is a male singer-songwriter and singer from Suriname, born in Paramaribo on November 6, 1993. He performs pop music and pop soul, playing the guitar. His career began in 2011, and he has participated in the Eurovision Song Contest 2020 and Eurovision Song Contest 2021.

Macrooy speaks Dutch, Sranan Tongo, and English. He resides in the Netherlands and Paramaribo. He is identified with tags including Surinamese, soul, and Eurovision.

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Music · MusicBrainz

Type
Person
Gender
Male
Origin
Netherlands
Active from
1993
pop soul

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners
61,499
Total plays
544,926

Tags

surinamesesoulsurinameEurovisionEurovision Song Contest

Jeangu Macrooy (pronounced as shàngú makrói) was born November 6, 1993 and raised in Paramaribo, Suriname. At the age of thirteen his parents bought him his first guitar and two years later Jeangu and his twin brother Xillan started writing and performing their own music. In 2014 Jeangu decided to continue his musical career at the other side of the ocean, in the Netherlands. A musical collaboration with producer/composer Perquisite took off and he was signed to his label Unexpected Records. <a

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Gender
male
Citizenship
Suriname
Place of birth
Paramaribo
Occupation
singer
Languages spoken
Dutch
Instrument
guitar
Official website
www.jeangumacrooy.com
Image
Jeangu macrooy-1495035689.jpg
Residence
Paramaribo
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date of birth
1993-11-06
start of work period
2011-00-00
Commons category
Jeangu Macrooy
sexual orientation
homosexuality
social media followers
3369
name in native language
Jeangu Macrooy
number of viewers/listeners
1479376
Sources (9)

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