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| - Crystal Plamondon (born in 1963 in Plamondon, Alberta, Canada) is a trilingual singer and performer of Cajun and country music. Plamondon's birth town was founded by her grandfather. She began singing publicly at the age of ten but didn't record until 1990 when she made her own cassette. Plamondon lists her musical influences as Daniel Lanois, Zachary Richard, Dolly Parton, Sting, and Emmylou Harris. Her CDs include Carpe Diem in 1993, La Rousse Farouche in 1996, and Plus de Frontières in 2002. Plus de Frontières (English: No Borders) was nominated for a Western Canadian Music Award for "Outstanding Francophone Recording" in 2003. She speaks three languages: English, French, and Cree. (en)
- Crystal Plamondon, aussi connue sous le nom de Reine cadienne du Canada (Canada's Cajun Queen en anglais) est une chanteuse, auteur-compositeur et percussionniste canadienne franco-albertaine. Elle est née à Plamondon, dans le nord-est de l'Alberta, au Canada, un village fondé par son arrière-grand-père en 1908. Elle a remporté un grand nombre de récompenses dont le prix Molson Canadian ARIA de l'Association de l'industrie albertaine de l'enregistrement (Alberta Recording Industry Association) du meilleur artiste de l'année et le Prix hommage féminin du YWCA dans le domaine des arts et de la culture (YWCA Tribute to Women Award for Arts & Culture). (fr)
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| - Crystal Plamondon (born in 1963 in Plamondon, Alberta, Canada) is a trilingual singer and performer of Cajun and country music. Plamondon's birth town was founded by her grandfather. She began singing publicly at the age of ten but didn't record until 1990 when she made her own cassette. Plamondon lists her musical influences as Daniel Lanois, Zachary Richard, Dolly Parton, Sting, and Emmylou Harris. Her CDs include Carpe Diem in 1993, La Rousse Farouche in 1996, and Plus de Frontières in 2002. Plus de Frontières (English: No Borders) was nominated for a Western Canadian Music Award for "Outstanding Francophone Recording" in 2003. She speaks three languages: English, French, and Cree. In 1992, she received the Molson Canadian ARIA (Alberta Recording Industry Association) Performer of the Year Award. In 1993, she was nominated for YWCA's Tribute to Women Award, for Arts & Culture. In 1994, Plamondon was given formal recognition of her talents by being made an honorary citizen of Breaux Bridge, Louisiana. Her music videos, Rendez-vous en Louisiane and Cajun Girl/ La Cajine filmed in Plamondon, Alberta, receive regular play in the southern U.S. and in Canada. Plamondon had a television special filmed in Benin, West Africa and in her Alberta home in November, 1998 called Passeport Musique for Radio Canada. She has also performed live on Parliament Hill in 1997 for the Canada Day celebration; and on October 18, 2000 Crystal sang the Famous Five Anthem for the inauguration of the "Women are Persons!" monument on Parliament Hill to commemorate the day that women were declared "persons" in 1929. Four of Plamondon's songs have been featured in the CBC TV show Heartland. After living in southern Alberta and Louisiana, Plamondon is now living in the Plamondon, Alberta area, and performs at the Calgary Stampede, local venues and at tour stops in Canada. (en)
- Crystal Plamondon, aussi connue sous le nom de Reine cadienne du Canada (Canada's Cajun Queen en anglais) est une chanteuse, auteur-compositeur et percussionniste canadienne franco-albertaine. Elle est née à Plamondon, dans le nord-est de l'Alberta, au Canada, un village fondé par son arrière-grand-père en 1908. Elle a remporté un grand nombre de récompenses dont le prix Molson Canadian ARIA de l'Association de l'industrie albertaine de l'enregistrement (Alberta Recording Industry Association) du meilleur artiste de l'année et le Prix hommage féminin du YWCA dans le domaine des arts et de la culture (YWCA Tribute to Women Award for Arts & Culture). Considérée au début comme une artiste cadienne, son style musical s'étend aussi vers la country, le folk et la pop. Elle se dit influencée par Daniel Lanois, Dolly Parton, Sting et Emmylou Harris. Elle chante en anglais, en français et en Cree, langue amérindienne de l'Alberta. (fr)
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