French Pop: Melancholy and Sparkle
Starting with the title track, affectionately known in Japan as "Breeze Blonde," the album is colored throughout with Euro-disco designs and elegant vocals.
This is a masterpiece from the late 1970s by Sylvie Vartan, one of France's leading stars. Her vibrant charm from her Ye Ye days has been enhanced with a touch of maturity, and her vocals, imbued with delicate nuances, shine even more brightly. The title track, "Breeze Blonde," features lively guitar and gorgeous strings, highlighting the sophistication that reflects the atmosphere of the time. Jacques Leveaux's elegant arrangement brings out her sweetness and inner strength, and the album has garnered popularity in Japan as well.
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1)
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Qu'est-ce Qui Fait Pleurer Les Blondes?
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2)
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Tu Ne Me Parles Plus D'amour
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3)
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Le Mariage
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4)
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Ma Liberte
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On Peut Mourir, Le Monde Chante
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6)
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Danse-la, Chante-la
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B:
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La Lettre
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2)
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Toi Jamais
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3)
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Changement De Cavaliere
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Ma Decadence
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La Minute De Verite
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La Drole De Fin
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Producer - Jacques Revaux