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Rock et Belles Oreilles (RBO) is a cornerstone of Canadian comedy music, formed in Montreal in 1981 by Guy A. Lepage and Richard Z. Sirois, with later pivotal members including Bruno Landry, Yves P. Pelletier, André Ducharme, and Chantal Francke. Known for turning pop culture into sharp, affectionate parodies, RBO helped define a generation of Quebec humour and music. Their breakthrough came with the 1986 album The Disque, kicking off a prolific period of parody, satire, and award-winning performances that resonated across Quebec and beyond.