Year of release 1979

Songs 22

Album time 57:49

Genre list Pop Rock

1
Ouverture
 
1:59
2
Il Se Passe Quelque Chose à Monopolis
 
2:04
3
Quand On Arrive En Ville
 
3:21
4
Communiqué De L'évangéliste
 
3:49
5
Travesti
 
3:24
6
Banlieue Nord
 
3:24
7
Sadia Et Johnny
 
0:43
8
La Serveuse Et Les Clients
 
1:20
9
La Complainte De La Serveuse Automate
 
3:28
10
Conférence De Presse De Zéro Janvier
 
1:46
11
Le Blues Du Businessman
 
3:27
12
Communiqué De L'évangéliste (2)
 
1:49
13
Starmania - Starmania
 
2:59
14
Un Garçon Pas Comme Les Autres
 
3:45
15
La Chanson De Ziggy
 
3:32
16
Le Coup De Téléphone
 
3:29
17
Interview De Johny Rockfort
 
1:49
18
Un Enfant De La Pollution
 
3:15
19
Communiqué De L'évangéliste (3)
 
0:29
20
Le Meeting De Zéro Janvier
 
2:09
21
Le Buletin Spécial De Télé Capitale
 
1:25
22
Besoin D'amour
 
4:23

This page describes Starmania - Part I by Luc Plamondon and M. Berger as part of the music catalog The description uses the same album data that is shown on the page, so the text stays close to the actual listing.

The album data includes release year 1979, genre area Pop Rock, 22 tracks, total running time 57:49, and cover artwork available. They also make the page more useful for broad album discovery and long-tail music searches.

The album sequence gives visitors songs including Ouverture, Il Se Passe Quelque Chose à Monopolis, Quand On Arrive En Ville, Communiqué De L'évangéliste, Travesti, Banlieue Nord, Sadia Et Johnny, and La Serveuse Et Les Clients. Including track-level signals makes the album page easier to understand at a glance.

Running-time information is part of the page metadata: Besoin D'amour is one of the longer tracks at 4:23 and Communiqué De L'évangéliste (3) is one of the shorter tracks at 0:29. For album pages, these measured details are often more useful than broad descriptive claims.

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