Year of release 2010

Songs 22

Album time 01:01:54

Genre list Rock, World Music, Folk

1
Y'avait Fanny Qui Chantait
 
2:33
2
San Miguel
 
2:36
3
Madelaine
 
3:15
4
L'enfant Do
 
3:00
5
Je Reviens (Les Portes De Saint Malo)
 
2:18
6
N'y Pense Plus, Tout Est Bien
 
3:09
7
Allez, Allez Mon Troupeau
 
2:19
8
A Bientôt Nous Deux
 
2:36
9
Debout Les Gars
 
1:55
10
Pends-Moi'
 
2:10
11
On Est Les Rois
 
2:42
12
Le Coeur Gros
 
3:40
13
Tu Sens Bon La Terre
 
2:18
14
La Fille Du Nord
 
2:51
15
Cauchemar Psychomoteur
 
4:28
16
Laisse Moi Petite Fille
 
3:22
17
Les Crayons De Couleur
 
2:52
18
Céline
 
3:06
19
Il Faut Ranger Ta Poupée
 
3:08
20
Le Lion Et La Gazelle
 
3:11
21
C'est Tout Bon
 
2:42
22
Voila Mes Conditions
 
1:57

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