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1. Ferrari
2. Preuves D'amour Feat. Marc Lavoine
3. Cocktail 5 Etoiles
4. A Faire Comme Si
5. Alors Tant Pis Feat. Bertrand Burgalat
6. Va T'faire Voir Au Paradis
7. Jamais Dire Jamais
8. Formentera
9. J'te Dirai Ouais Feat. Marc Lavoine
10. Pas Assez Ou Trop
11. De Quel Cote Votre Cour Feat. Leonard Lasry
12. Just Be You
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Glamour, glory and beauty. Three words that sum up well Hélène in Paris, new queen of the city-light, singer-phenomenon, icon of social networks.The height of this late and unexpected celebrity? The recording of an album written and composed for her by Bertrand Burgalat, Marc Lavoine and Fabrice Aboulker, Léonard Lasry and Elisa Point. The best of the best of the French pop authors and composers gathered around our new star like fairies around a cradle. Entitled «Jamais dire jamais », this sparkling album is the image of it's interpreter: a pure concentrate of pop, happiness, fantasy, fun, chic and shock parisianism and charm with three exclamation points! After «Ferrari», the first exploding single, the album takes it's own paths with this great moment of tenderness and sweetness that is «Preuves d'amour», a duo that brings together Hélène and Marc Lavoine. It winds towards the fantasy tinged with a slight melancholy with "Cocktail 5 Étoiles », taking in chic gimmick the mythical music of the Dim Tights. It goes straight to seventh heaven with "Alors Tant Pis", duo in elevator and weightless between Hélène and Bertrand, who has the quiet pop nonchalance of Lanzmann's tubes for Dutronc, to better inoculate us with the virus of dance with «Va t'faire voir au paradis», pure instant of bliss composed by Burgalat. He takes us on a journey to «Formentera», beautiful dreamy title written and composed by both hands by Marc Lavoine and Bertrand Burgalat, forks towards humor with a new duo with Marc Lavoine, «J'te dirai ouais », runs straight to the purest romanticism in a sublime duo with Léonard Lasry, «De quel côté votre coeur», before concluding on his undisputed hit and personal mantra, «Just be you».Her name is Hélène, and remember her name: it's Hélène in Paris, the one and only.Email Signup
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