Year of release 2021

Songs 22

Album time 01:00:46

Genre list World Music

1
Que Sera, Sera (From " L'homme Qui En Savait Trop ")
 
2:01
2
Notre Samba (From " The Devil And The Ten Commandments ")
 
2:17
3
Qu'est C'que T'as Fait
 
3:21
4
La Vie En Rose
 
2:58
5
Je Veux Dormir Avec Toi'
 
3:05
6
Ce Paysage
 
2:29
7
Les Feuilles Mortes
 
2:48
8
C'est Bon, Quand On S'aime
 
2:36
9
La Marie-Vison
 
2:16
10
L'amour A Fleur De Coeur
 
3:27
11
Rio
 
2:34
12
Sa Jeunesse
 
3:42
13
Paris Canaille
 
2:33
14
Serenata
 
2:57
15
En Avril À Paris
 
2:57
16
Tu T'fous De Moi'
 
1:59
17
Quand Je Monte Chez Toi'
 
2:14
18
Main Dans Al Main
 
3:04
19
La Seine
 
2:31
20
Si L'amour
 
2:51
21
Hymne À L'amour
 
3:00
22
Ce Jour-Là À Paris
 
3:20

Le Monde De La Chanson, Vol. 30: Jacqueline François, Vol. 4 – Paris Et La Seine! by Jacqueline Francois is collected here with album-level details for quick browsing It gives visitors a fuller view of the release before moving into individual tracks.

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