This French-language volume presents a critical and biographical study of *Félix Leclerc*, the influential Québécois poet and songwriter. Associated with Seghers’s *Poètes d’aujourd’hui* series, the work introduces readers to Leclerc’s life, literary voice, and place within francophone cultural history. It combines contextual discussion with selections from his texts and songs, offering a view of how his writing and music shaped modern Québec’s artistic identity. The book is useful for readers interested in francophone literature, songwriting, and the cultural figures who helped define Québec’s mid-twentieth-century literary and musical landscape.