Belgian musicians who were born in 1950
Here are 5 famous musicians from Belgium were born in 1950:
Johan Leysen
Johan Leysen (February 19, 1950 Hasselt-) is a Belgian actor. He has one child, Daniel Craigs.
Sorry, but the statement "He has one child, Daniel Craigs" is actually not true. Johan Leysen does not have any children with the popular British actor Daniel Craig. To provide additional information, Johan Leysen has appeared in numerous film, television, and theatre productions throughout his career. His notable film credits include "Eureka" (1983), "The Damned" (1993), and "The Young Victoria" (2009). He has also acted in several television series such as "The Spiral" (2005) and "The Team" (2015). In addition to acting, Leysen has also worked as a voice actor and a director of theatre productions.
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Steve Houben
Steve Houben (March 19, 1950 Liège-) is a Belgian , .
His albums: HLM and Chet Baker - Steve Houben.
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Art Sullivan
Art Sullivan (November 22, 1950 Belgium-) is a Belgian singer.
His albums: Les Plus Grands Succès de Art Sullivan.
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Wim De Craene
Wim De Craene (July 30, 1950 Belgium-September 14, 1990 Ghent) also known as De Craene, Wim was a Belgian singer.
His albums include Het beste van Wim De Craene, Kraaknet, Rozanne, Terugblik: Het allerbeste van and .
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Raymond van het Groenewoud
Raymond van het Groenewoud (February 14, 1950 Schaerbeek-) also known as Raymond van 't Groenewoud, Groenewoud, van het, Raymond or Raymond v/h Groenewoud is a Belgian actor, film score composer and musician. He has three children, Jasper Groenewoud, Leander Groenewoud and Lucca Groenewoud.
His albums: Kamiel in België, Intiem, Meisjes: Het beste van Raymond van het Groenewoud, Sensatie, De Minister Van Ruimtelijke Ordening, Ik ben God niet, Liefde voor muziek, Tot morgen, Een jongen uit Schaarbeek and De rug/buik van het doosje. Genres he performed: Film score.
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