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Origin
Guyane, France
Genre
Dancehall
Style
Urban/R&B
Mood
Intense
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1 Female
Origin
Guyane, FranceGenre
DancehallStyle
Urban/R&B
Mood
Intense
Born
1991
Active
2015 to Present...
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Alternate Name
Ambre Zamor
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Bamby, born Ambre Zamor on September 11, 1991, in French Guiana, is a dancehall singer. From the age of 3, she developed a passion for singing and dancing, influenced by her mother’s love for Whitney Houston’s albums. In fifth grade, she took her first steps in music by joining a casting to become a backing vocalist for an album by Guyanese singer Francis Nugent, a pivotal moment in her artistic journey.
Her stage name, Bamby, comes from a childhood nickname. In 2015, encouraged by her childhood friend and producer Jahyanai King, she released her first music video, "Real Wifey", which became a massive hit with over 20 million views on YouTube. This success sparked a fruitful collaboration with Jahyanai, blending dancehall, reggae, and urban sounds. Their notable tracks include "Fix Up" (3 million views), "Run Di Place" (14 million views), and "Cœur Automatique" (2023), often paired with music videos inspired by American cinema aesthetics. Bamby has also collaborated with artists such as Natoxi, Keblack, and Busy Signal, expanding her influence in the Caribbean and international music scenes.
In 2017, she won the Female Revelation of the Year award at the Hit Lokal Awards, cementing her status as the most listened-to female artist in French Guiana. With over 380,000 followers on Instagram, she maintains a strong connection with her audience through her vibrant energy and impactful lyrics. In 2025, Bamby is working on ambitious new projects, poised to further solidify her place as a leading figure in Caribbean dancehall.
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