Népal (rapper)
Clément Enzo Florian di Fiore (; 12 October 1990 – 9 November 2019), better known by his stage name Népal (), was a French rapper and beatmaker. He was also known as KLM and GrandMaster Splinter. A co-founding member of the collective 75e Session, he produced their EP "16par16" in 2014. He also formed with Doum's as the duo 2Fingz. He was also close to the collective L'Entourage, to the band 1995 and the project Les Gars Laxistes. Népal attached great importance to remain anonymous, covering his face with a hood, a mask, or even with make up. Népal  died on 9 November 2019. He was 29. There are uncertainties about his real age as some claim he was 30 when he died (having been born in 1990 and not in 1994). The announcement came after 11 days on social networks on 20 November 2019 including the posthumous release of his album "Adios Bahamas" that he had just completed recording. The actual circumstances of his death are not clear, but many believe he committed suicide. In December 2019, a graffiti work was launched as a tribute to his work by the collective 75e Session and the musical project Les  Gars Laxistes. using the cover of the album Adios Bahamas, it was placed on Rue des Thermopyles in the 14e arrondissement of Paris, the suburb where he grew. Posthumously, on 4 September 2020, the video "Sundance' was released about the daily life of rapper Nekfeu directed by Syrine Boulanouar and produced by 75e Session, based on an idea by Népal expressed just prior to his demise. Between 28 September and 2 October 2020, artists close to him released five unpublished videos by Népal.