Dominique Mucret, known professionally as Mino, was born on September 9, 1952, in Paris. She is a singer, actress, and singing teacher who began her career at 16 by joining the troupe of the comedy musical, Hair. She later became part of Michel Fugain's Big Bazar, contributed to recordings like "Fais comme l'oiseau" and "Une belle histoire". In 1980, Mino released her debut solo album, Assez Super, which charted in Belgium. Her subsequent releases included the hit single "Les mocassins", which earned a gold certification in both Belgium and Canada. Other notable songs from this period include "J’ai jamais dit ça" and "Bébé ça va faire boum". Mino has continued to release albums throughout the 1980s, including Nez en l’air (1984) and La petite exploratrice (1986). She has been based in Montreal, where she works as a singing teacher.
