Claude Mainguy, also known by aliases such as Mainguy, Maya (56), and Mike Steen, is a multifaceted musical artist with a career spanning several decades. He has been involved in various musical projects and is recognized for his work both as a solo artist and as part of groups like L'Empreinte.

Mainguy's discography includes several singles released in the late 1970s and early 1980s. His notable singles are "La Poupée Animée / Le Temps Qui Passe" (1977), "Cartes Postales / Où Sont Mes Amis ?" (1978), and "Mec À Dames" (1982), released under labels such as Delta Musik Meridian and Pathé Marconi EMI.

In addition to his singles, Claude Mainguy contributed to the music scene as a composer and producer. He was involved in the production of "The Last Disco In Paris" (1980) under the group name Partners, which was released on the T.K. sublabel Marlin Records.

Mainguy's work also extends to film and television, where he is credited as a composer for the film "Les maîtres du soleil" (1984). His compositions have been featured in various TV series and specials, with his song "Nuit de folie" appearing in shows like "Touche pas à mon poste!" and "Stars 80."

Claude Mainguy's contributions to music, both in recordings and live performances, reflect his versatility and enduring presence in the industry.