Moustaki's 1969 single release "Le Métèque" presented a controversial, socially conscious theme that would become a hallmark of his career. The song directly addressed xenophobia and societal prejudice through its narrative of a marginalized outsider.
- The single "Le Métèque" was released on September 1, 1969, by the label UME - Global Clearing House.
- The song's title translates to "The outsider" or "The half-breed," reflecting its subject matter.
- "Le Métèque" became one of Moustaki's most enduring and recognizable songs, often performed live.
Georges Moustaki was an Egyptian-French singer-songwriter, popular in France and abroad. He was a prolific songwriter, penning tunes for many other artists.
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