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Mickael Guirand Rejoins Carimi

Carimi Earlier today, the group Carimi announced that lead singer Mickael Guirand, who announced that he was taking a break from the band earlier this month, is rejoining the band. A message on the band’s Instagram page stated:

“The fans asked for it and we delivered. Many know that recently Mickael Guirand took a short pause from traveling and performing with the group. The outpour of love and concern from the fans was such a blessing and today we are proud to announce the return of Mickael back to where he belongs.”

The message went on to say that Guirand will be performing with the other members for the rest of the shows scheduled for December.

The band also took the time to express its gratitude to singer Mikaben, who was holding down the fort while Mickael Guirand went on the short sabbatical.
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Hope the lead singer got all the time that he needed, and that whatever issues that led to his “pause” in the first place are under control, if not fully resolved. Moving forward, it’s essential that he continues to take good care of himself physically, mentally, and of course, spiritually.

I’m thinking that this band could have made a much bigger splash with the comeback…First, know that he’s coming back, and keep it on the down low…You know, get all commercial and stuff…The Return of Mickael Guirand, or something along the lines of…”Performing for the first time since his untimely departure…” But hey, his fans were pounding for his return…and couldn’t wait.

The fans of this band must be rejoicing left and right. Welcome back, dude.

According to the band’s social media, their next performance is set to take place in Paris on December 26th and 27th. They will be back in the USA afterwards, with a New Year’s Eve performance in New York. The first and second of 2016 will find them performing two dates in the Palm Beach-Miami area.

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